Virgilia; or, Out of the Lion's Mouth
Felicia Buttz Clark
Virgilia; or, Out of the Lion's Mouth
Felicia Buttz Clark · English
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Virgilia; or, Out of the Lion's Mouth
Felicia Buttz Clark · English
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I. A CONFESSION OF FAITH. The Circus in Rome was thronged with an enormous crowd of persons on a day in June, about two thousand years ago. One hundred thousand men and women sat on its tiers of white marble seats, under the open sky and witnessed a gladiatorial contest in the arena, beneath. At the western end of the oval amphitheatre was the Emperor's box, flanked with tall Corinthian pillars, on which were hung the coat-of-arms of the Roman people. Here sat one of the most cruel
Virgilia; or, Out of the Lion's Mouth
Felicia Buttz Clark
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