Description

Enlightened by faith, Constantine the Great (280-337 AD), Emperor of Rome, decreed Christianity the official religion of the Roman Empire and moved its capital to Constantinople. Thanks to him, the persecutions against Christians ended, and a new era began.

Who was this courageous man who changed the course of the Empire? How did he rise to power? What were his ambitions? What drove him to risk everything to defend Christians? What were his secrets?

In this captivating and revealing novel, discover what happened behind the scenes of the empire during this time: the struggles, the suffering, and the betrayals that followed Constantine.

Meet the woman to whom the Emperor entrusted his heart and the fate of that passion, his commitment to overthrow the Roman gods and replace them with Christianity—a struggle that involved the forces of Heaven and Earth, described in this account by the spirits Fernando and Bernard, a portrait of a past of fervor and glory.