Ennius Cassius

Patrician Roman exiled in Caesarea on the Sea.

He buys the very young Aurea Galla, for the equivalent of 13 years of a day laborer's wage to make her an object of pleasure during a orgy. Jesus entrusts Claudia with her release.

The stakes are difficult:

"We will tell Claudia, but she will be powerless... Slave bought... object to be used as one sees fit."

She nevertheless manages with authority and skill by promising Ennius, drunk, a return to Rome in exchange for the slave.

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