Step back in time to ancient Palestine with Edgar Saltus's "Mary Magdalen: A Chronicle," a captivating work of biblical fiction. This meticulously prepared edition explores a pivotal figure in religious history, Mary Magdalene, set against the backdrop of Roman-occupied Palestine.

Saltus weaves a compelling narrative, immersing readers in the social and political landscape of the era. Experience the world through the eyes of a woman whose story has resonated for centuries. Delve into the religious atmosphere of the time as "Mary Magdalen" offers a unique perspective on familiar historical events.

Perfect for readers interested in historical fiction and the intersection of faith and history, this chronicle provides a thought-provoking journey into the past. Explore the enduring story of "Mary Magdalen" and the world in which she lived.

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