Apuleius had been changed, not into a nightingale, but into an ass!
At this sight hope was born afresh in the heart of Apuleius.
At this point, in the very9 nick of time, Apuleius was detained at Oea.
Lucian and Apuleius speak of him as if his name were familiar to them.
I have been writing a ballad on the death of Philemon, as told by Suidas and Apuleius.'
A confirmation of these wonders is to be found in Aristotle and Apuleius.
This course was followed, in a measure, at least, by Apuleius.
The style of Apuleius is not the same in his different works.
Some reader may now ask as Apuleius anticipated: “Who is this man?”
In the first chapter Apuleius announced that he is telling a Greek story.
