The Sculptor of Rome and Apostasy and Restoration
A composite historical tale follows Paul in Rome with Lysias and Caius, detailing Caius’s release after a false treason charge and the conversion of Eumachos and Kamachos, set against early Christian persecution and the theater of Nero’s court, ending with a promise of renewed faith and art.
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Rome
Sophonius Tigellinus
Stome
Paul
Lysias
Caius
Tigellinus
Lucina
Congregation of Christians
Apostle
Corinth
Lygias
Bacchus
Greece
Italy
Nero
Tigellians
Baia
Naza
Rene
Tigellinas
Eumachos
Hylas
Eumeechos
Aquila
Sinai
Humachus
Eumaches
Jesus Christ
Kenumachos
Athens
Mamachos
Tyre
Diodorus
Thais
Hamachos
Kamachos
Humachos
Kumachos
Electric dining table and other curiosities from bygone days
A San Francisco inventor showcases an electric dining table that serves meals by sliding under a shelf and returning with soup and steak, while a printed bill serves as the check. The piece also comments on conceit and quotes from Dr. Bull’s medicines, Day’s Horse Powder, and a moral about sincerity.
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San Francisco
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Advent
Edith E. Wiggin
Isis
Christ
Churchman
Luke
Caesarea
Philippi
Thessalonica
Brundusium
Egypt
Palestine
Congregation of the Christians
N. O. Picayune
Dr. Bull