This book describes the new mission of the Roman Legio X Eques-tris, led by Julius Cae-sar, on its invasion of the British Isles. Mythic, tragic, imagetic, and profound, it mixes poe-try, theater, and drama. More than this, it's a revelation, yet a resto-ration of Gnostic Chris-tianity and the glorious Gods and Goddesses of the Roman-Greek Pantheon. The true, heroic, war-like, and noble spirit of Western Civiliza-tion lies in its evocative words, in a message for all Eras.
