Vergilius: A Tale of the Coming of Christ
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The narrative portrays late-Augustan Rome at the brink of spiritual upheaval, contrasting decadent urban life and lingering rural piety. Reports from Judea about a promised king provoke curiosity among philosophers and rulers, prompting debates about meaning, duty, and hope. A Roman officer tasked with inspecting roads journeys south with a young Jewish attendant; their travels and encounters probe competing beliefs, social customs, and moral tensions within an empire. Episodes move between elegant salons, philosophical discussion, and provincial scenes, tracing private loyalties and the emergence of a new religious expectation.
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