| − | His most famous novel, published in 1895, is "[[Quo Vadis]]", the story of Christian persecution at the hands of [[Nero]] and the [[Romans]]. He also wrote the "The Trilogy": [[Ogniem i Mieczem]] (With Fire and Sword), [[Potop]] (The Deluge), and [[Pan Wolodyjowski]] (Pan Michael), which are three nationalist historical novels set in the 17th Century, published in 1884, 1886, and 1888 respectively. He also authored: [[Bez Dogmatu]] (1891) "Without Dogma", [[Rodzina Polanieckich]] (1894) "Children of the Soil", [[Krzyzacy]] (1900), which deals with the victory of the Poles over the [[Teutonic Knights]], [[Na Polu Chwaly]] (1906) "On the Field of Glory", [[Wiry]] (1910) "Whirlpools", and [[W Pustyni I W Puszczy]] (1912) "In Desert and Wilderness". | + | His most famous novel, published in 1895, is "[[Quo Vadis]]", the story of Christian persecution at the hands of [[Nero]] and the [[Roman Empire|Romans]]. He also wrote the "The Trilogy": [[Ogniem i Mieczem]] (With Fire and Sword), [[Potop]] (The Deluge), and [[Pan Wolodyjowski]] (Pan Michael), which are three nationalist historical novels set in the 17th Century, published in 1884, 1886, and 1888 respectively. He also authored: [[Bez Dogmatu]] (1891) "Without Dogma", [[Rodzina Polanieckich]] (1894) "Children of the Soil", [[Krzyzacy]] (1900), which deals with the victory of the Poles over the [[Teutonic Knights]], [[Na Polu Chwaly]] (1906) "On the Field of Glory", [[Wiry]] (1910) "Whirlpools", and [[W Pustyni I W Puszczy]] (1912) "In Desert and Wilderness". |