Quo Vadis
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Author
Publication
2000-07-01 - Barbour Publishing, Incorporated
Language
English
Word Count
124,000 words, Guess
Page Count
496 pages
Physical Format
Paperback
Identifiers
- Internet Archivequovadis0000sien_u8d2
- ISBN-10157748777X
- ISBN-139781577487777
- Goodreads45829
- LibraryThing33987
and 2 more
- Better World Books9781577487777
- Open LibraryOL8751112M
Classifications
- LCCPZ3.S546 Q86
Description
Nero's insanity threatens the woman of one man's dreams and all of Roman Christianity. As princess of a now vanquished kingdom, the lovely Lygia lives a hostage in first-century Rome. As an arrogant nobleman accustomed to getting his way, Vinicius decides he will have this strikingly beautiful young woman. But the princess's deep Christian faith rattles the pagan Vinicius -- who first tries to take her by force, then determines to woo her to himself. As Vinicius pursues Lygia, her behavior and that of Rome's entire Christian community -- their love, compassion, and forgiveness -- begin to stir his cold, selfish heart. Soon, Emperor Nero steps up his persecution of the Christians, inventing hideous ways of eliminating these people who dare to reject his claims of deity. When the emperor's murderous plans ensnare Lygia, Vinicius must declare his allegiance -- to Nero, or to the one true God. Rich in historical detail, Quo Vadis is a deeply moving story of Christian faith amidst one of the darkest times in history. This classic novel, presented in unabridged form, will challenge you to live in the light of God's truth regardless of your circumstances. - Back cover.
First Sentence
IT WAS CLOSE to noon before Petronius came awake, feeling as drained and listless and detached as always.
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