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Agape
The eldest of three Christian sisters whose unshakable faith turns a Roman persecution into a contest of wills the empire cannot win.
supporting
Also known as Agape, Agape O Lord, Sisinnius Agape
First appearance: Dulcitius
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In Dulcitius: Eldest sister; boldly defies Diocletian and Dulcitius, refuses to deny Christ, and dies in the furnace after praying for release. Later, in Scene I: The eldest sister who boldly defends her faith against…
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- Other
Character groups
- Hermits and Repentant Sinners
- Historical and Dramatic Figures
- Protagonist
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Drusiana’s desperate plea for death to preserve her chastity and prevent another’s sin represents the emotiona…
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See Agape in Dulcitius