Satiricon. Gaule Sarcophagi

Sarcophagi

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Satiricon. Gaule SarcophagiClassic bilingual collection. A precursor to the "novel" (along with Apuleius's The Golden Donkey), the Satiricon, of which only large excerpts have survived and which Fellini's film helped to popularize, is the work of an author of whom we only know the date of his death (66 AD). He apparently had to commit suicide after losing Nero's esteem, not without having composed a pamphlet against his debauchery. Its narrator is Eucolpus, who goes from