Quo Vadis ALLTA he was hailed “as one

he was hailed “as one of the most gifted interpreters of American life” (The Chicago Tribune)

these portraits bring to light the great issue of their conflict

the Christian reaction (Pascal and Gerdil)

to the establishment of monasticism

Quo Vadis ALLTA he was hailed “as oneBy Henryk Sienkiewicz Translated by Jeremiah Curtin As Rome swelters under the lecherous tyranny of Emperor Nero, the young patrician Marcus Vinicius finds himself ruled by a far gentler (yet perhaps more dangerous) power: his love for the pure and beautiful Lygia. Yet Lygia is a member of that strange and fledgling cult of Christians, and as such refuses to make the Roman ways her ways. In pursuit of this seemingly unattainable woman, Vinicius is