Pierre Corneille's "Polyeucte" is a cornerstone of 17th-century French drama, a powerful verse drama exploring themes of faith, martyrdom, and religious conviction. This classic work, deeply rooted in Christian theology and history, presents the story of Saint Polyeuctus.

A compelling example of European drama, "Polyeucte" delves into the complexities of religious belief and its consequences. Corneille masterfully crafts a narrative that transcends time, examining the profound choices individuals face when confronted with matters of faith.

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