When Emperor Nero of Romereigning, the commander General Marcos returned in a big victory and fell in love at first sight with Princess Rigi, the hostage of Liji Country in Rome, and Nero rewarded Liji. To General Wei, Li Ji was a Christian, but he and Marcus advocated the idea of conquering and slaughtering the world. They could not communicate with each other spiritually, so they fled. In order to recover Lijier, General Marcos went to a secret Christian assembly. He first heard of Peter’s preaching about Christ. When he saw Lijier on the return trip, although the two were in love at this time, they still felt the spirit of Christ. Fascinating. When returning to the palace, he encountered crazy Nero and burned the city of Rome to build the city of Nero. General Marcos rushed back to the fire, rescued Rigel, and led the people to break through the siege. Refugees flooded into the palace, and the queen was jealous of General Marcos. The love for Lijier encouraged Yonglu to blame Christians for the crime of burning the city, and feed the captured Christians to lions, crucifixes, or burn them in flames. Saint Peter was also crucified and died, but all Christians sang hymns and died. General Marcos exposed the truth on the spot. Anyway, the Roman army, Nero committed suicide to end the atrocities
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Quo Vadis movie plot
2022-02-19 08:02
Extended Reading
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Sunny 2022-02-19 08:02:03
Watching a Christian epic blockbuster takes another level of European history. Nero was stupid, brutal and untalented, but he wanted to play the performance art Burning City for inspiration. He was indeed a model of a tyrant. BTW DePaula Geer is really glamorous and indispensable. Looking at her third work, I am too lazy to cap the picture. This film is officially titled my number one and the last goddess in the golden age of Hollywood.
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Levi 2022-02-19 08:02:03
Men are afraid of going into the wrong line, women are afraid of marrying the wrong man. Nero, based on your IQ character, the emperor’s profession is really not suitable for you, so it’s a tragedy.
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Emperor Nero: Is it not disgusting when common bovine solicitude... replaces the fire in a woman's body? Ah, but what pulsating purity there is in fire. My new Rome shall spring from the loins of fire... a twisting, writhing, breathing flame.
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Poppaea: It is foolish to kill those you hate, because once dead they are beyond pain.