tude sur P trone, la question du roman r aliste offers a detailed analysis of Petronius's "Satiricon." Albert Collignon explores the realism and literary significance of this ancient Roman work, delving into its characters, settings, and narrative style. This study provides valuable insights into the social and cultural context of the "Satiricon," making it an essential resource for scholars and students of classical literature and ancient history. Collignon's work enhances our understanding of Petronius's enduring influence and the novel's contribution to the development of the realistic novel.
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