Apuleii Opera Omnia by Apuleius

Apuleii Opera Omnia by Apuleius

This comprehensive collection, Apuleii Opera Omnia, presents the complete works of Apuleius, a prominent figure in Latin literature and philosophy of the 2nd century CE. Apuleius is best known for his novel, Metamorphoses, also known as The Golden Ass, a picaresque and fantastical work that remains a cornerstone of classical literature. This volume offers scholars and enthusiasts the opportunity to explore the full range of Apuleius's writings, providing invaluable insight into Roman society, religion, and intellectual life.

Included are his philosophical treatises, rhetorical works, and excerpts from the Florida. This collection showcases Apuleius's mastery of language, his intellectual curiosity, and his enduring influence on Western literature and thought. A valuable resource for students of Latin, classical studies, and the history of philosophy.

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