About “The zeal of thy house”
The play portrays William of Sens, the architect of the Canterbury Cathedral Quire, as consumed by pride in his work, unable to attribute his success to God. The story unfolds with the involvement of archangels, depicting the consequences of the monks' carelessness, which leads to William's injury, repentance, and eventual renunciation of his role in the cathedral's rebuilding.
Book details
- Published
- 1937
- Latest edition
- 1937 · ISBN 9781610970235
- ISBN
- 9781610970235
Frequently asked questions
How many pages is The zeal of thy house?
The zeal of thy house by Dorothy L. Sayers has 134 pages.