Sezar'ın Adaleti

Name: Sezar'ın Adaleti
ISBN: 0312932979

Question 1

The political and moral complexities of ancient Rome are fascinating, but I wonder what drew Steven Saylor to this particular event as the story's backbone.

Question 2

The novel paints a vivid picture of justice in a tumultuous era, but it made me think about how justice is so often intertwined with power. How did others interpret the moral questions raised?

Question 3

The setting and characters feel so real, but I wonder how much of it is based on historical records versus creative interpretation. Would love to hear about the research process.

Question 4

Some scenes challenged my assumptions about right and wrong in a political context. Did anyone else experience moments of moral reflection while reading?

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