Floridorum Quae Supersunt: Edidit Gustavus Krueger
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Floridorum Quae Supersunt, edited by Gustavus Krueger, presents the surviving fragments of Apuleius' work. This collection offers invaluable insights into the literary style and rhetorical techniques of one of the most celebrated figures of the Second Sophistic movement. Apuleius, a Madaurensis, showcases his mastery of the Latin language and his profound influence on subsequent generations of writers.
This edition serves as an essential resource for scholars and students of classical literature, providing a comprehensive compilation of Apuleius' florid and ornate prose. Delve into the intricate world of ancient rhetoric and explore the enduring legacy of Apuleius' contributions to the literary canon.
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