"Unto Caesar"
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Set in Imperial Rome under a capricious emperor, the narrative traces the fallout from a censor's public disgrace and the daily mechanisms of power that permit extortion and spectacle. A praefect confronts fraudulent agents, controls auctions that expose the vulnerable—young women and slaves—and seeks order amid a crowd that delights in cruelty. Individual stories, including a young woman placed for sale and those who profit or suffer from administrative corruption, interweave with legal hearings, punishments, and moral reckonings, portraying the tension between private vice and public authority across successive episodes.
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