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What does it say?
"Listen beyond the hearing boundaries,
and I shall tell tale to creation."
Who will?
I will.
Who's in charge here?
Nobody.
This is my land! You have to pay!
Give him! Give him!
Sorry.
And you, one of its lesser poisons.
Leave it!
Where did she learn to speak like this?
She does. She speak language
and is learning many more
from books and her mother.
Bring the mother.
She died.
Pleasing to you, is it?
Careful, gallus.
Do you expect us to provide teaching?
You'll provide nothing, Liberius.
She is pretty, I suppose.
She called me "poison."
- Oh? - She will be part of my plan.
And what's that?
- She speaks languages. - I want to know why.
- Sire. - Caesar?
In the meantime,
she will act as palace translator!
- Very good. - That's nice.
Shut up, Liberius!
With respect, sire...
"With respect, sire" what?
She doesn't belong here.
What?! And you do?!
You do not have the authority.
I am the authority!
I understand.
Understand this!
She will grow within these walls,
learn our ways,
our gods, and she will be mine.
Gallus, you will teach her.
Any other Arabs
displaying this kind of intelligence...
kill them.
By what divine force
was such purity in body and soul
bestowed upon this earth?
I understand there were no languages
she could not speak,
no poems she did not know...
No corner of the human mind
she had not already surveyed.
Was it desire by the gods
to create and to gaze upon this...
Saint from their heavenly heights?
Or was she made born, perhaps,
for us earth-bound mortals to look upon
and to wonder at her knowledge,
beauty and, alas,
her eventual suffering?
And who will read these books?
Or does he expect us to provide teaching
for beggars and thieves?
And for those who...
Do begin to understand her writings,
- might they not be some... - her books in our city's libraries?
Only Rome can make that decision.
But with...
Respect to our beloved emperor,
all books must be published via Rome.
If his decision is final,
then we can decide what is accessible to the public
and what is not.
It could give people the sense
of partaking of the fruits of our empire.
She writes in so many languages,
it could be dangerous propaganda.
They must not be published!
Or even seen.
We'll send them to Rome.
Arrah?
No!
We have a woman.
A fighter.
Look at the state of Constantius's army.
How brave you are.
Very very very brave.
Where you get from?
You swap?
You're not real army.
This is real.
You heard of the Egyptian?
Egyptian! Egyptian! Ah!
Move out! Quick quick quick!
Give me a sword.
Give me a sword, man!
Egyptian!
What does it say?
"Listen beyond the hearing boundaries, and I shall..."
Take aim! Take aim!
More recruits have arrived.
I feel like I am teaching idiots to fight.
You know, half of them are sheep herders.
Rome was built by Shepherds, my friend.
Romulus, Remus.
Names, temples.
I'm a Jabalean.
You know, for years, gangs of outlaw Shepherds
kept attacking us, taking our women.
It was the offspring of those women...
...Our women,
who built this empire which now rules us.
You must have upset your grandmother.
Great emperor Constantius wishes to see you, soldier.
The big man himself, eh?
Maybe you have upset him also.
The Medicus.
Saw him sew a man's ear back on once.
Perfect.
One of our men
had it bitten clean off by a barbarian.
Beware trojans bearing gifts.
There is no such move.
There is where I come from, sire.
And what of the wise words
of an Arab girl?
And how is Severus?
Drunk, sire.
Ranked as my successor.
Says you taught him Yangzi.
Something I learned from a young girl.
Then the girl should join our army.
She might reduce ambition
in the emperor Maxentius,
should he attempt to extend his empire
in our direction.
I am not educated in politics.
You came from that region, did you not?
Wandering in and out of how many armies?
I've never seen him.
Just... rumors.
He raised two armies,
then stood them both down.
Why?
I understand that you've again refused promotion.
Explain.
It sends a bad signal
throughout the army.
I cannot say how long I will be here.
Desertion carries a heavy price.
I am neither a slave nor a conscript.
I owe Rome nothing.
I know about the slaughter of your family
when you were a boy.
And of your quest to have...
To find those responsible.
I've seen you wandering the lines of tents here,
scanning the faces...
Of the soldiers in my army.
How dare you?!
I won't have it!
You will leave this army immediately.
Sire, we have soldiers coming in
from all over the world.
I need to stay on,
find these men if they are still in the army.
Oh, you need, do you?
Well, let me tell you... Rome owes you nothing.
You would need a lifetime of search
to see all their faces.
I have to consider invasion
by this madman Maxentius.
Madman!
Your god... Hephaestus...
has you chasing anger...
Which does not tire.
I don't worship the Greek gods.
We're nearing Hadrian's wall.
Severus will go there at first light.
You...
Marinus, myself will follow with my caravan.
Allow us to track ahead, sire,
make the path safe for you.
This...
Missing girl.
Inform all palace guards
that from now on
Katherina is allowed to move freely within these walls.
If you want your freedom,
now, the guards will not stop you.
It would appear that after all those years of education,
it had little affect on Katherine.
Her first outing for decades
and she heads straight back for the gutter.
We all know how much you despise her intellect.
She doesn't belong here.
She never did.
I find it most odd.
- Odd? - What she says about you,
despite your hatred towards her.
Which is?
Nothing.
People, they seem to know you...
Recognized you.
Some of them refer to you as the prophet.
But I know who you really are.
And besides,
no Arab will ever become a prophet...
not in this century,
nor in the centuries to come.
What are you doing?
Katherina is down there!
Is it better?
Give it time.
What are you going to do?
About Maxentius?
About Katherina's soldier.
Haven't decided.
Don't you think you should tell him?
I told him to leave.
Oh, don't worry.
I'd have stopped him going.
Just testing his mettle.
Hit him! Hit him!
Come on!
A sword!
- Give him a sword. - A sword.
Hit me, freak! Hit me!
- Marcus! - The barbarians
do not use tree branches.
- Get this down. - He's a traitor.
He was. Cut it down.
My lady.
My husband needs you.
With respect, your husband hardly knows me.
I do.
Don't presume loneliness.
There are those of us who understand.
Soldier, you hear?
You hear?
Your answer?
General.
This Roman army will not get out of here alive.
We have better weapons.
True.
- Most of them are women. - Maybe.
You're losing faith in this Roman army.
I am not Roman, but thank you for the sword.
Nice hat.
Nice beard.
Why don't you play somewhere else?
Go home.
Big mistake.
These romans make me run fast today.
Why do you always stare at me this way?
She doesn't trust you,
doesn't trust anybody.
Do not look at their breast or it will make you hard...
And you will not be able to run with the extra weight.
What happened?
They broke into us, small groups.
It was Germania all over again.
Where are our men?
- Bring them back. - Over here.
Get back!
Look. Your sign.
I told you we were stretched.
The men are tired.
The good ones are dead.
I need more trained fighters.
Go to Rome...
Small party,
play this down.
Find out why we're being denied
troops, equipment.
Don't mention our losses.
Those weaklings will side with Maxentius for sure.
Bring 30,000, 40,000,
the barbarians still won't give up.
Don't you see?
Women out there fighting harder than all of the men we've killed.
What they believe in is more powerful than any Roman army.
Nothing is more powerful than Rome's armies.
- Hannibal? Dacians? - That was centuries past!
We've been here for centuries...
With an army far greater than these barbarians
could ever dream of gathering.
Think back. It's all there.
Hannibal. When he invaded Rome with a bigger army, he failed...
Because he could not win the minds of the people.
It's not our armies that they're fighting.
Their gods are not our gods.
False gods, ours.
Now you sound like one of them.
False?
Where were our gods
when this attack took place?
Rome defeated Hannibal's armies
with help from the gods!
Hannibal was an old man.
70 by the time we caught him,
and that cost how many thousands?
Don't quote history.
It doesn't fit your mouth. Sire.
The time has come to end it with these people.
Go to Rome, discover all you can.
This running sore has taken the lives of too many men.
Marinus.
Relay this order along the wall:
Prepare to withdraw.
This symbol...
When I was a boy, a friend... well...
More... more than a friend.
We were children together.
Your sign...
It looks a little like hers.
Katherina was her name.
This war is now over.
Get some rest.
Marinus.
Constantine puts great faith in you
when he is away.
Extraordinary how a man can be so driven.
He doesn't even know if she's alive.
15 years.
The barbarian women,
he's very curious about them
and their symbols.
Hail Caesar.
How can I help?
Some of the men and I, we were... talking.
We are... well,
worried about our god Mars protecting us when we fight.
Where did this come from?
We heard about Constantine...
Looking for new gods.
Hearsay!
Why come to me? Your Fulla?
Right here, general.
My gods.
Are they not also yours?
My fighting days are long over.
I no longer carry a Fulla.
But I do possess a dagger.
I don't know why he doesn't just have her
and get rid of her.
I've never objected before.
One young Arab won't make much difference.
I saw her praying.
What does she contribute?
To us?
She translates for the traders...
Doesn't lie.
Maxentius says she helps trade.
He has not slept in my bed since she arrived.
This city is in ruins.
Its wealth squandered...
our wealth squandered...
on...
Nothing to show for his big ideas.
Twice he has assembled armies outside these city walls
and twice he has gone missing...
Leaving us to pay.
He will not be granted another.
He has no experience.
He doesn't know how... To lead.
It doesn't take much experience
to take an old man like Constantius
with a broken army.
We know Constantius cannot fight the barbarians.
No fresh supplies, troops, equipment.
All Maxentius has done is send a message
to Constantius to surrender.
How very brave.
How many people have read these?
We're not sure.
Caesar has made her writings very popular.
Maxentius has never made anything popular.
This is you, Justus?
No, this is...
Liberius's...
Liberius's discovery.
He insists you do something about it.
A few symbols.
Yes, well, he doesn't fully understand it all.
It could be...
Other gods,
religions...
Jesus.
Rome has adopted many gods from many countries...
Serapis, Attis.
Rome has never denounced any of its gods,
adopted or otherwise.
Bring her.
Name 10 most mighty, merciful
Roman gods of worship.
You name them.
We can ask her to name some more. We have enough.
Mars.
Jupiter.
Vulcan.
Ceres.
Sol Invictus.
Roman gods.
Minerva.
Neptune.
Diana.
Let him speak.
Sol Invictus was brought from the east.
You maggot.
She is no different from the rest of us.
She worships the same gods as we do.
Only, unlike you,
I'll wager she can name all 200.
No.
No?
The knowledgeable Katherina
cannot name all our gods?
I can name them,
but I don't worship them.
I do not believe in them.
Open the book.
Any page.
Translate.
Exactly.
"Open the garden gate
with your mind.
Upon your hand
be proud in strength.
Mind no madness,
no sickness.
You are the strength
so sought by others.
Think of truth,
look at untruth with wisdom
and let all fear vanish
like the wind."
Poetry.
Harmless poetry.
All of these things
came from the mind of god.
And so as time began...
A past was created by all that was witnessed.
"Be calm," the larger creatures were told.
God shall now decide
what and whom shall roam the earth.
Your god,
is he big or small?
Are these the people you were with?
You are a big man, brave man!
Untie my hands and try that with me, eh?
Free the slave.
Escort her back.
It is unfortunate he brought you back.
I understand that after just one day
the people love you.
I hear a man was willing to die for you.
He does not like humiliation.
Believe me. I know.
He wants to know why you will not love him.
He should seek
no refuge in my affections.
I hold no hate,
regret, nor sympathy.
No passion
and no physical desire.
You are his wife.
He should go to you.
He feels you are ungrateful.
Built you a library...
Filled it with the finest books
Rome has to offer.
Rome's books are of little value to me.
You could lie.
I lie.
Think of what you could gain.
A lying gain is a reptile
which devours the speaker slowly.
Senators.
Is Rufus not with you?
He is resting.
I have here a paper...
Which, when translated from its original Greek,
denounces both Rome and our gods.
I also understand it is circulating freely
among many parts of our western empire.
I've also had a dispatch from Maxentius
requesting the sanctioning of troops
to join him at the Milvian bridge.
Very close to Rome.
To stamp out this uprising.
Your point being?
We've since discovered the origin
of these pages to be Alexandria.
Justus.
Your name?
Tarrus, my lady.
This man is a deserter from Constantius's army.
Emperor Constantius is removing
all troops from Hadrian's wall.
He is refusing to fight the barbarians.
He does not believe in the gods of Rome.
I should tell you...
The person responsible for these pages
remains within these walls
as a guest of Maxentius.
This woman...
woman?
This woman has no doubt attracted
many followers.
We have no idea how many.
It would be foolish to have her killed.
It could turn the people against Rome.
I am prepared...
To offer you a way out.
You will debate with Katherine in public.
Rufus will denounce her.
You came here looking for a traitor.
Please leave.
Leave!
They do not want you
to be able to walk
at the public hearing.
I'm sorry.
Looking for us?
They want to talk!
They had horses?
- Horses? - No horses.
We want no more bloodshed.
No more killing.
We can march north of the wall any time,
invade any time.
Is that what you want?
We know you have no replacements.
We also know Rome's position.
Nice sword.
You were carrying this.
It belongs to us.
You tell us
you are a commander.
Well, look at your uniform.
You're not real commander.
You tell us
there are two emperors...
Two Romes.
There has always been east and west.
One is bad, one good?
You say you know Katherina,
so why do you not rescue her?
I didn't know where she was until now...
If she was alive.
Tell me this...
If you represent
Constantius...
Loyal to him...
Why did he not tell you
of Katherina?
He has always known.
Before you go back to your prison cell...
Can you tell me what this is?
Nefertiti.
Isn't that strange?
This is the only one in existence
and I know you have never seen it before.
But yet, you recognize her.
Maxentius was right.
You, she...
the same.
Maxentius says
that you are no longer needed
and so you must debate
with Rufus, where you will lose
and he will tell you that
you must die again.
But...
That shouldn't be any problem
to a goddess!
He had a vision in his dreams.
The gods spoke to him,
and they all offered him
their seats in heaven.
You are incapable
of lying.
We all know that.
So I want to hear the truth.
You cannot hear truth
because of your inability
to listen beyond the hearing boundaries
of your crumbling Roman gods.
Will he see heaven?
He will one day
see heaven...
As you will.
For just a brief moment,
you shall see what could have been
for all eternity.
You shall not have it.
Simply this.
The death in this form is...
Such painful death
which lasts forever.
There shall be no re-emergence
of your soul.
What is she like, this...
Katherina?
Worried?
Me? Rufus? No.
Where is gallus?
When I first saw you...
A beautiful, harmless child...
I knew then damnation would follow,
having lived most of my pitiful existence
by extremes which would sicken the learned heart.
And I now take my place alongside
other greedy, pitiful souls
in Maxentius's great hall of shame.
Destroy you?
Have I learned nothing?
For what is the human soul worth,
if not his own lifetime?
I shall not go.
I cannot go.
Fear nothing from me.
Go to this trial of record,
and with each word spoken...
Shall you, an errant soul...
Ponder the truth.
Free the spirit and know...
That in your search for answers...
I will be with you.
I wrote you a cowardly letter...
Should you have refused to see me.
"Do you wonder where the dead and buried go?
Does it fear you to know nothing
of all whereabouts, and including all spirits
their ultimate distinction?
It is a sad farewell..."
"...no less in being alive
and holding close a friendship or two."
"To behold you...
I should feel more at ease
in this reckoning of eventual death.
I shall not walk in and go over
such serious questions with you,
my godly child...
Because I am mortal...
Limited...
And the portrayal of clear answers
is hard to play."
Thank you.
Meaningful.
Liar.
He...
They...
Will surely kill you.
I know of false words
that can save me.
But a later death,
perhaps of age...
Will not be good
for a soul like mine.
I shall never waver from my father.
And so...
They may throw to me...
All forces granted in them
by the power of Rome.
I am truly a daughter incorruptible...
Against forces
which are nothing more
than theft from heaven.
Are you the one who so shamelessly
insults our gods?
Those gods whose glory is everlasting?
I hold no shame.
I understand that you are able to name,
from memory, each and every Roman god.
Extraordinary.
And yet you do not believe in them.
Your gods are mist and fallacy
and you should clear yourselves
from their grip.
And how do we do this?
If you know not
how to rid yourselves from such lies,
then I will plainly set down
the truth before you.
- Blasphemous! - Truth...
Lies...
Mist, fallacy?
Brave words.
And what of the poets who praise those gods?
Do you who has partaken of their sweet knowledge...
Do you denounce them also?
The knowledge I possess
did not come from such poets,
nor any of Rome's teachings.
- Liar! - Silence!
Answer the question.
Do you denounce the poets?
Do you?
Say now
which of your poets
has suggested homage
to the gods of Rome.
Surely the first was homer in his tribute to Zeus.
As for Orpheus,
in his account of the origins of the gods
gives thanks to Apollo.
O king, son of Leto, mighty Phoebus
who rules over the living and the dead,
sun risen on golden wings...
- Is this a game? - Are you mad?
She knows very well how our poets praised our gods.
She's been surrounded by such teachings
since she was brought here as a child.
But I know her ideas will not hold up in this arena...
However impressive they may seem to some.
Be not deceived, young woman.
You may be beautiful...
But you're not so learned.
I think it wise
for you to leave this platform,
go back to your hole within these palace walls
and study more...
Before again confronting
even the lowest of Rome's noble thinkers.
I suggest you read homer.
I can lend you a copy.
This hearing is over.
Katherina!
Katherina! Katherina!
I know of homer.
Who wrote that Zeus was a liar,
deceiver and a scoundrel...
And that Hera would have bound his arms and legs
had Zeus not fled and hid himself.
The same with Athena and Poseidon,
gods which Rome admits...
They Novensidos.
Does anyone know of what she speaks?
- Blasphemous! - She gambles
we are not well-versed on such literature.
A theft from Greek mythology.
You dare undermine
the success and power of Rome
and the gods which gave us that power?
You are not a master of Rome
and you are in no position
to judge us.
You are visitor, not commander
of this earth,
which was created by the one almighty god.
You are slaves to greed,
and yet you fear the truth.
Why else would you concern yourselves
with the writing table of my thoughts
of which...
I am master?
Beware your own trappings,
for they will not save you
from almighty god
when your veil of death arrives.
It is clear for all to see
that you are possessed!
How else, despite such injuries,
do you remain standing?
Who are you to deny such truth,
as I have stated?
Have you truly stood aside
from your soul
and asked yourself this question?
Where do you presume your spirit
has lain for 1,000 years?
You are a worthless self...
For who to take?
Not god.
He is beyond your reach.
Have you learned nothing from gallus?
There is no one almighty god!
Look at the faces of these people
you have enslaved
and ask their forgiveness.
Katherina, Katherina, katherina, katherina...
Katherine speaks the truth!
Forgive me.
Fear nothing from me.
Ponder the truth...
Free the spirit
and know
that I will be
with you.
Close the doors!
Nobody leaves!
Katherina! Katherina! Katherina!
There will be no anger.
He's weak...
And he is my friend.
Yes, he knew about Katherine,
but what was he to do?
Had you gone off to rescue her,
he would've lost his only chance
at finding someone to take his place.
It's him, isn't it?
You spoke with the barbarians?
I'm still waiting. Nothing.
Why didn't you go to find her?
She is building...
A whole new world.
Rome will truly fall.
Precisely why
I couldn't tell you.
You speak of the prophet?
Ekaterina?
Maxentius had her executed.
Pull!
Up!
You like Jesus?
Be like him.
Father.
Help me.
You dare undermine the success
and power of Rome?
There is no one almighty god!
Katherina.
You... will be...
My successor.
Read it!
I can't be an emperor.
This is madness.
Surrender!
Do what you have to do!
Reply to this
and tell the reptile
he can have
surrender!
Marinus.
I need marinus to lead.
Make it worthy.
I'll get my own.
Barbarians. Outside camp, sire.
Do not draw your weapons!
These people are our people!
There is a rumor...
That our western empire
is to be joined with another
under the rule
of one emperor,
Maxentius...
Who is already en route.
Or so...
We have been lead to believe.
Trying to form an army
near Rome.
Constantine will go ahead to find Maxentius.
He knows what to do.
Now listen to me.
From this very moment...
There will be no more killing
of Christians!
All faiths
will be free!
Quickly.
You are worried about Constantine.
I will pray for him.
Where is my army?
My army is supposed to be here!
Why are you not with your army?
Your uniform... not familiar.
I bring a message from Constantius.
- Kill him! - The message is...
Total surrender.
Changed my mind.
Your army of pigs is infected
and needs to be slaughtered!
As you wish, reptile.
Hyah!
You will feel no pain.
Take my sword.
Too quick.
Good luck.
Who are you? Don't you dare!
I am your emperor! You will help me!
Now!
- Why? - No!
We were children!
We have come a long way already
and now you wish to turn back?
We go to Alexandria.
It's over.
Go back.
For you, maybe.
For killing that other mad emperor, maybe.
For us?
No. It's just beginning.
It is clear to me that Katherine is
more important to us than she is to you.
We don't need you.
We will find her ourselves.
And how will you get there?
It is my ship.
I will take her.
It's a long way.
You will be stopped.
- You need me. - Need need need.
Everybody need.
Okay. You can be the cook.
You need to get some sleep.
Split up.
You know where she is.
It will be difficult.
They do not trust you.
You have to try.
She will not come back.
Where is Katherina?!
My dear friend Constantine
will not give up hope
of finding Katherine,
and until he does
I will remain at his side...
Even as he sleeps.
We are told she is dead,
but why can she not rise from her tomb?
We hear that those who believe in the one god,
as Katherine spoke of,
can sometimes rise from their tombs.
No empire, no army of thousands
could take away the pain
my friend feels right now.
He will not rest
until these people return her body.
And if she is just sleeping,
then she will stand.
But if she is truly
dead of spirit, then my friend
can say farewell.
Katherina.
Katherina, Katherina.
Katherina, Katherina...
My dearest children,
should you feel alone in nature,
in mind,
in such a vicious environment
as has been created
by those who are corrupt and forceful,
let nothing deter the true love
which even at the worst times
can flow from you towards others.
They do not trust you.
They think you will take her away.
Prove to them you are a man of your word.
Show them you are not just another emperor.
They say you are a great warrior,
and they fear the gods of Rome
for the gods of Rome were angry with Maxentius.
You are now their new king.
Tell them I am not a king.
Tell them Rome's gods are lies.
Katherina wanted me to set her free,
to set these people free.
So tell them.
Go, all of you. You are free.
I ask you...
To take,
to protect and...
to continue building these stones for Katherina.
To do what she wanted all of us to do:
To allow all people,
to allow them here to pray
in peace!
Do not be afraid.
These soldiers will not harm you.
Seek not to uphold that which has been.
Foretell your life, but never hope
to foretell your death.
Be it plain and simple,
no earth to keep,
no priest to banish,
no heaven to grasp,
no hell to enter.
Shall this be a poem?
Oh, not from me.
Yet seek
and some souls shall understand.
Open your heart to god
and your heavenly spirit
will lead you to the wonderment of heaven.
My dearest father,
I hold that all people
living on earth are your children.
This is your earth...
protect it.
Let me be
in peace in my rest.