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Pontius Pilate - Book by Roger Caillois

Pontius Pilate by Roger Caillois is a provocative and psychologically engaging novel that reimagines the final hours leading up to Pilate's decision to sentence Jesus to death. The book fills in the gaps left by the Bible, offering a deep exploration into Pilate's thoughts, motivations, and the complexities of his dilemma. Was he a villain or simply a victim of circumstance? Caillois delves into the psychological, political, and moral struggles Pilate may have faced, presenting a surreal and dramatic reimagining of his inner conflict. This novel explores themes of power, conscience, fanaticism, and pragmatism, offering a unique perspective on one of history's most significant decisions.
Original Language: French

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