"Perpetua: A Tale of Nimes in A.D. 213" by Sabine Baring-Gould transports readers to the heart of the Roman Empire. This historical fiction vividly portrays life in ancient Nu00eemes (modern-day Nu00eemes, France) during a period of significant religious upheaval.

Explore the challenges and triumphs of early Christianity as it grapples with the power of Rome. Set against a backdrop of religious persecution, this compelling narrative offers a glimpse into a pivotal era. Baring-Gould masterfully recreates the atmosphere of the time, drawing readers into a world where faith and empire collide.

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