Victims of chastity

Translation: Saleh Judtala Publisher: The Forgotten Books Cemetery Not far from the Middle Ages, the second half of the seventeenth century witnessed a loud human tragedy, whose heroine was a virtuous, noble, and extraordinarily beautiful French woman named "La Marquise de Geng." One of the priestesses foretold her death, murdered at the peak of her youth. Alexander Dumas tells us the story of the "de Geng" family, which occupied people's minds for a long time with its horrors; and is there anything more heinous than a virtuous woman paying with her life for her sincerity and her elevation above vices? While the reader feels that the ugliness has reached its peak, he finds himself receiving an even greater dose of sorrow in the story of the second victim, "Béatrice Sensi," the young Roman girl who was not spared by the judges of justice despite her innocence and purity of heart, for she was murdered twice; how is that? Let us read the story.