First published in 1903, Gaudentius is a classic of Victorian literature and an enduring tribute to the power of faith and redemption. Set in Britain during the Roman occupation, it tells the story of a young Christian convert who must choose between his love for a pagan woman and his devotion to his newfound religion.

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