LEGENDARY TALES OF THE THEBAN LEGION

Humans descend into madness in 286 A.D. when an evil entity and his Awọn ẹmi èṣu horde succeed in opening the third eye of everyone on earth. Naphtali and the Theban Legion are humanity's last hope to restore order.

Pages of this manuscript - written by Naphtali, enlisted in the Legion as a humble servant - contain many holy adventures of the Legion; the demons battled, evil men thwarted, relics recovered and lost, and worlds traveled.

The True Story of The Theban Legion:

According to Eucherius of Lyon, ca. 443-450, the Legion of Thebes, Egypt quartered themselves in the western part of the kingdom until the Roman emperor Maximian ordered them to march to Gaul. The empire needed reinforcements against rebels from Burgundy. Commanding the Legion was Saint Maurice (Mauritius), Candidus, Innocent, and Exupernis (Exuperius), all currently venerated as saints by the Catholic Church. At the Swiss town of Saint Maurice-en-Valais, then called Agaunum, Maximian ordered the Legion decimated, condemning every tenth man to death for refusing to worship him. The men of the Legion swore never to honor a man before God, so Maximian's punishment of decimation continued until none were left alive.