Triumphus Christianae Fortitudinis Seu Scanderbegus

Celebrate the heroic life of Scanderbeg, the Albanian nobleman who fought tirelessly against Ottoman invaders in the 15th century, with this stirring drama. Written by Benedictine monks in Salzburg in 1724, the play recasts Scanderbeg as a Christian champion and inspiration for all who stand up against tyranny and oppression.

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