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Apuleius Florida A Commentary Lee Benjamin Todd

Name: Apuleius Florida A Commentary Lee Benjamin Todd
SKU: BELL-7110512
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8 (64 reviews)

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Publisher: De Gruyter

File Extension: PDF

File size: 8.74 MB

Pages: 215

Author: Lee, Benjamin Todd

ISBN: 9783110894059, 311089405X

Language: English

Year: 2005

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Apuleius Florida A Commentary Lee Benjamin Todd by Lee, Benjamin Todd 9783110894059, 311089405X instant download after payment.

The Florida, an anthology of 23 orations that Apuleius of Madauros delivered primarily in Carthage during the 160’s A.D., offers a rich store of evidence about epideictic rhetoric, Middle Platonism, and the civic and intellectual life of the North African provincial metropolis. In addition to locating the work in its historical and cultural context, this commentary investigates Apuleius’ remarkable language and style. Full attention is given to the rich and complex intertextual relationship of the Florida to earlier Greek and Roman literature, as well as to the work’s extensive links to Middle Platonism, the Second Sophistic, and the rest of the Apuleian corpus, particularly his philosophical works.