Into the Unbounded Night by Mitchell James Kaplan

Yohanan takes on the mission of preserving what can be preserved, and of reinventing what must be reinvented.

Responding to the Judeans' revolt, the Romans-again under the leadership of Vespasian-besiege Jerusalem, destroying the Second Temple and with it, the brand of Judean monotheism it represents.

There, Yohanan, son of Zakkai, has been striving to preserve the tradition of Hillel against the Zealots who advocate for a war of independence. and Mitchell James Kaplan, author of Into the Unbounded Night. As the capital burns in the Great Fire of 64 AD, he bequeaths to her a mission that will take her to Jerusalem. Showcasing good things going on in the world, with a heavy tilt toward my own literary. Imprisoned for her efforts to topple the Roman regime, Aislin learns of an alternate philosophy from her cellmate, the Judean known today as the apostle St. From a precarious hand-to-mouth existence on the streets, she becomes the mistress of a wealthy senator, but their child Faolan is born with a disability that renders him unworthy of life in the eyes of his father and other Romans. A 'barbarian' in a 'civilized' world, Aislin struggles to comprehend Roman ways. Determined to exact revenge, she travels to Rome, a sprawling city of wealth, decadence, and power. By Fire, By Water Into the Unbounded Night Rhapsody Learn more about Mitchell James Kaplans work experience, education. When her village in Albion is sacked by the Roman general Vespasian, young Aislin is left without home and family. Into the Unbounded Night by Mitchell James Kaplan, 2020, Regal House Publishing, LLC edition, in English Into the Unbounded Night (2020 edition) Open Library It looks like you're offline.