Set in ancient Judea, this novel follows the life of Julian, a wealthy young man who is drawn to Christianity despite the opposition of his family and society. It offers a vivid depiction of the religious and cultural context of the time, and explores themes of faith, family, and freedom.
This is a historical novel by William Ware, an American novelist and journalist of the 19th century. The novel tells the story of Aurelian, a Roman general who became emperor in the midst of the political and military turmoil of the 3rd century CE. The novel is written in the form of letters from the protagonist to his lover in Palmyra and provides insights into the political, military, and cultural landscape of the era. The novel is an engaging blend of historical accuracy and imaginative storytelling.
In this historical novel, William Ware explores the tumultuous period of the decline of the Roman Empire. The novel focuses on the story of Aurelian, the last emperor to reunite the empire, and the growing influence of Christianity in Roman society.
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Biographical sketches of the life and character of Roger Gerard Van Polanen, a Dutch diplomat and man of letters. Includes an analysis of his writings and contributions to literature.
A gripping historical novel set in ancient Palmyra, this book tells the story of Zenobia, the queen who defied the might of Rome and led her people in a quest for independence and freedom. With vivid descriptions of battles, intrigues, and political machinations, Ware brings to life one of the most fascinating periods of Roman history.
This gripping collection of letters offers a fascinating glimpse into life in Palmyra during the reign of the Roman Empire. Written by Lucius Marlius Piso and edited by William Ware, this book is a must-read for anyone interested in ancient history.