Apuleius: Apology and Florida
Apuleius Apology and Florida
Latin
1909
122 pages
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Classical PhilosophyRoman ReligionMagicliteraturephilosophyhistoryritual-magic
When the philosopher Apuleius is accused of using black magic to seduce a wealthy widow, he defends himself with a brilliant, biting blend of scientific logic and scathing wit. Readers will discover a gripping courtroom drama that pits the light of Platonic philosophy against the shadows of ancient superstition and family greed.
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