Experience the drama of early Christian Rome in Pedro Calderon de la Barca's "Two Lovers of Heaven: Chrysanthus and Daria." This compelling play explores the story of two Christian martyrs during the Roman Empire, offering a glimpse into a pivotal era of religious conversion and persecution.

Set against the backdrop of imperial Rome, the drama unfolds the trials and tribulations of Chrysanthus and Daria, figures revered for their unwavering faith. Calderon de la Barca masterfully depicts their spiritual journey and ultimate sacrifice.

A testament to enduring faith and devotion, "Two Lovers of Heaven" remains a powerful and moving exploration of religious conviction. This meticulously prepared edition brings this historical drama to life, allowing readers to engage with a timeless story of courage, belief, and the triumph of the spirit. A significant work in both literature and religious history.

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