by Francisco Uría, José Luis Hernández Garvi · Almuzara Editorial · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788411311106
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Julio César, the youngest of the triumvirs, finds himself at a historical crossroads after his victories in Gaul. Facing an imminent civil war against Pompey, Caesar hesitates before crossing the Rubicon and decides to consult his former teacher. This epistolary novel recreates the dialogue between the two men, exploring the modernity of the Roman leader, his concern for public opinion, and the weight of wisdom versus political ambition.
