Publisher's Synopsis
"The Apologia and Florida of Apuleius of Madaura" offers a captivating glimpse into the world of ancient Rome through the eloquent prose of Lucius Apuleius. This volume presents two significant works: the "Apologia," a compelling self-defense against accusations of sorcery, and the "Florida," a collection of brilliant and diverse orations showcasing Apuleius' mastery of rhetoric. As a key figure in Roman literature, Apuleius provides invaluable insight into the social, legal, and intellectual currents of his time. Explore themes of law, history, and ancient culture in these carefully translated speeches and addresses. Scholars and enthusiasts alike will appreciate this accessible window into the art of persuasion and the vibrant life of Roman Florida, demonstrating the enduring power of Apuleius' voice across the centuries. This print edition ensures the preservation of these essential texts for continued study and enjoyment.
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