Lydia; or, Conversion (1835 Pace), play
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Lydia; or, Conversion (1835) is a play by William Pace.
Abstract
"A sacred drama in three parts and in verse, inscribed to the Jews, by a clergyman of the Church of England.” Plot laid at Antioch in the first century CE. In the preface the author declared the purpose of the play to be to promote conversion of the Jews to Christianity.
Editions, performances
Published in London [England]: Hatchard, 1835.
External links
- [ Google Books]
Categories:
- 1835
- Fiction--1800s
- Fiction--English
- Literature--1800s
- Plays
- English language--1800s
- Made in the 1830s
- Pauline Studies--1800s
- Pauline Studies--Fiction
- Pauline Studies--English
- Christian Origins Studies--1800s
- Christian Origins Studies--Fiction
- Christian Origins Studies--English
- Women's Studies--1800s
- Women's Origins Studies--Fiction
- Women's Origins Studies--English
- Lydia (subject)
- Lydia--fiction (subject)
- Lydia--literature (subject)
- Paul of Tarsus--literature (subject)