Estelle Isaacson presents further visions of the life of Mary Magdalene, spanning over three decades, in this third volume of the trilogy "Through the Eyes of Mary Magdalene," subtitled "From the Resurrection to Journeys in Gaul." Once again, the text is illustrated by the drawings of James Tissot. Part One begins with the morning after the Resurrection and takes us through the 50 days leading to the Ascension, of which we become witnesses and gain new insights into this mysterious event. In the second part, we follow Magdalene as she lives in secrecy for three years, teaching and healing quietly until she is captured and, along with her siblings Lazarus and Martha—together with Celidonius, Maximin, and the two servants Sarah and Marcella—are cast adrift in a boat without a rudder on the sea. The third part begins with how d.