Quo Vadis (Πού πηγαίνεις): Μυθιστόρημα της Νερωνικής Εποχής

In the glittering heart of Nero’s Rome, a world of opulent baths, whispered philosophy and lavish intrigue unfolds. The narrative opens with Petronius, a man famed for his elegance, easing the weariness of his day in a steamy marble washhouse, where his keen eyes meet a young visitor, Marcus Vinicius, fresh from campaigns beyond the empire’s borders. Their conversation drifts from the nature of the soul to the subtle politics of the court, offering a vivid glimpse of a society where pleasure and power are inseparable.

Through lush descriptions of scented oils, exotic servants, and the perpetual hum of aristocratic banter, the story invites listeners to wander the marble corridors of imperial Rome. As Petronius guides his guest through rituals of luxury and counsel, the stage is set for deeper entanglements—both personal and political—that will test loyalties and reveal the fragile glitter of an empire on the brink.