"Letter to Elmanu da Cunha in answer to another "Sane Mind and Good Taste" addressed to Anter do Quental from the distinguished host Antonio Feliciano de Castillo, the consummate translator of Ovid's fasti", by Elmanu da Cunha. This book is an intellectual dialogue in which the author compares the historical figure of Romulus and Jesus Christ. Contrasts and parallels between the lives of these two prominent figures are noted, as well as the influence they had on the development of the world. This work opens new perspectives on religious and philosophical issues, calling the reader to deep reflection on the meaning and essence of human history. Elmanu da Cunha takes on the task of highlighting not only historical facts, but also deep moral and ethical aspects that go beyond the boundaries of a specific story. This is a work that provokes discussions and forces the reader to rethink his ideas about the world and the fate of humanity. "Elmano da Cunha's letter in response to another "Common Sense and Good Taste"" is an evocative book that will leave a mark in the heart of anyone who dares to plunge into the depths of wisdom and thought.