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Die Schändung der Lukretia
- Narrated by: Eva Gosciejewicz
- Length: 1 hr and 14 mins
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Die Schändung der Lukretia
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Eva Gosciejewicz
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Publisher's Summary
Sie reden über ihre Frauen, sie preisen ihre Tugenden. Die Feldherren sitzen beim Tyrannensohn Sextus Tarquinius und wetteifern über Schönheit und Tugenden ihrer Gattinnen. Man ist sich einig: Collatinus' Frau Lukretia übertrifft alle anderen. In Sextus Tarquinius erwacht die Begierde - er schändet Lukretia. Verzeifelt sucht sie die Flucht im Tod. Doch vorher fordert sie von Collatinus den Racheeid...
Eva Gosciejewicz liest mit eindringlicher Stimme dieses fesselnde Werk über eine Frau, die mit Gewalt nicht leben will und dennoch auf Rache sinnt.
(c)+(p) 1999 Der Hörverlag
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