Klædt i purpur
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Klædt i purpur
Narrated by:
Lotte Olsen
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Narrated by:
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Lotte Olsen
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By:
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Dorrit Willumsen
About this listen
At klæde sig i purpur er i det sjette århundredes Konstantinopel forbeholdt kejseren og hans nærmeste. Kejserinde Theodora elsker purpur. Den fremhæver hendes skønhed og viser hendes magt. Theodora er sluppet ud af sin barndoms fattigdom og nu hævet over sin fortid som danserinde - et pænere ord for luder eller holdt kvinde. Folk kalder hende skøge eller helgen, den onde eller den gode. Theodora lader dem snakke, for de kan ikke røre hende. Ved afslutningen af sit korte dramatiske liv giver hun i tilbageblik sin egen ucensurerede version.
"Klædt i purpur" er en sanselig og barsk roman om kvinden af folket, der blev kejser Justinians livsledsager.
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