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Quo Vadis

Quo Vadis

Henryk Sienkiewicz

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Perelló Edicions
Año de edición:
2025
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Ficción clásica
ISBN:
9791370193454
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Quo Vadis (1896) es una poderosa recreación de la Roma de Nerón, donde el esplendor imperial convive con la brutalidad y el fanatismo. A través del amor entre Vinicio, un joven patricio romano, y Lygia, una cristiana perseguida, Henryk Sienkiewicz teje una historia de redención y fe en medio del caos del Imperio.La novela retrata el nacimiento del cristianismo frente a la decadencia de Roma, en una época dominada por el miedo, el poder y la violencia. Con una prosa majestuosa y una profunda visión moral, Sienkiewicz ofrece un relato épico sobre el sacrificio, la esperanza y la fuerza espiritual que se opone a la tiranía.

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