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Julian der Abtrünnige

by Felix Dahn

In "Julian der Abtrünnige" entführt uns der renommierte Autor Felix Dahn in das antike Rom des 4. Jahrhunderts, wo die schicksalhafte Begegnung zwischen einem jungen Römer und dem aufstrebenden Christentum eine fesselnde Geschichte von Glauben, Liebe und persönlicher Transformation erzählt. Eine verbotene Liebe, ein radikaler Glaubenswandel: Der Roman eines Abtrünnigen. Julian, ein vielversprechender junger Mann aus angesehenem römischem Hause, gerät in einen inneren Konflikt, als er sich in eine junge Christin verliebt. Die Liebe führt ihn auf einen Weg, der seinen Glauben und seine Loyalität zu Rom in Frage stellt. In einer Zeit, in der das frühe Christentum von der römischen Regierung verfolgt wird, muss Julian entscheiden, wie weit er gehen wird, um seinen Überzeugungen treu zu bleiben. Felix Dahns meisterhafte Erzählung zeichnet ein lebendiges Bild des antiken Roms und der aufkeimenden christlichen Bewegung. Der Leser wird in Julians inneren Kampf hineingezogen und erlebt mit, wie er zu einem Abtrünnigen wird, der für seinen Glauben und seine Liebe alles riskiert. "Julian der Abtrünnige" ist eine mitreißende Geschichte, die die Leser mit einem spannenden Einblick in die Kultur und die Konflikte des antiken Roms fesseln wird. Tauchen Sie ein in diese epische Erzählung von einem Mann, der bereit ist, alles aufs Spiel zu setzen, um seinen Überzeugungen treu zu bleiben.

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Felix Dahn

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Felix Dahn (9 February 1834 – 3 January 1912) was a German lawyer, nationalist author, poet, and historian. He is best known for his historical novels, which were set in the Middle Ages and often feat...

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