In AD 120, two Carthaginian sisters, Lea and Esther, are sold as slaves to Roman tribune Marcus Valerius and given as a gift to Julia Martia, daughter of the proconsul. Julia, who is betrothed to Flavius Metellus but in love with Marcus, becomes cruel and vengeful after Marcus shows affection for Lea.
The Sword and the Cross
In ancient Cilicia around AD 120, two Carthaginian sisters, Lea and Esther, are enslaved by Roman tribune Marcus Valerius and given as gifts to Julia Martia, the daughter of a powerful proconsul.
