21. Apuleius apuleius, along with Petronius, gives us our only notion of what theRoman NOVEL may have been like. apuleius and the Golden Ass. http://community.middlebury.edu/~harris/LatinAuthors/Apuleius.html

APULEIUS and the Golden Ass Lucius Apuleius lived and wrote in Latin in Romanized North Africa around the middle of the 2 nd c. A.D. He was well versed in the popular Greek writing of the time, and shows in all his prose a strong interest in the supernatural, in Eastern religions, and in magic. In fact he was accused of casting spells on his wife by her family, and defended himself in the legal defense, or Apologia which we have. His interest in Greek philosophy led to the writing of a book of philosophical extracts, the Florida , an essay on Plato, another on Socrates' theology, and a translation from a spurious work of Aristotle De Mundo. But he is known mainly for his Metamorphoses , a prose romantic novel in eleven books which we have complete, written in an flowery but engaging and quite readable style modeled on the Greek Romances. However his vocabulary is large and the reader will often find his nose in the dictionary. The most famous of the many encapsulated stories is the long account of Cupid and Psyche, which is amazingly close to the Germanic Cinderella tale. The Metamorphoses often referred to as The Golden Ass, is written in a Grecizing style, with fairly involved syntax, couched in a large vocabulary. These things make Apuleius slightly difficult reading, but the engaging storytelling and natural flow of ideas leads the student on easily. Since the Renaissance the book has had a wide following, however it has never become a basic part of the modern Classical canon of authors, perhaps because of the novelistic form, the popular interests, including magic, and the post-Classical style of writing. This is unfortunate, since the Metamorphoses offers fascinating reading material for intermediate students who are developing their reading skills. There is a good Loeb edition from Harvard U Pr., , the most readily accessible editions for general use, although without app. crit. or notes.

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Search Index Antiquus PSYCHE ET CUPIDO E rant in quadam civitate rex et regina. hi tres numero filias forma conspicuas habuere, sed maiores quidem natu, quamvis gratissima specie, idonee tamen celebrari posse laudibus humanis credebantur, at vero puellae iuni oris tam praecipua, tam praeclara pulchritudo nec exprimi ac ne sufficienter quidem laudari sermonis humani penuria poterat. multi denique civium et advenae copiosi, quos eximii spectaculi rumor studiosa celebritate congregabat, inaccessae formonsitatis admiratione stupidi et admoventes oribus suis dexteram primore digito in erectum pollicem residente ut ipsam prorsus deam Venerem venerabantur religiosis adorationibus. iamque proximas civitates et attiguas regiones fama pervaserat deam, quam caerulum profundum pelagi peperit et ros spumantium fluctuum educavit, iam numinis sui passim tributa venia in me diis conversari populi coetibus, vel certe rursum novo caelestium stillarum germine non maria sed terras Venerem aliam virginali flore praeditam pullulasse. Sic immensum procedit in dies opinio, sic insulas iam proxumas et terrae plusculum provinciasque plurimas fama porrecta pervagatur. iam multi mortalium longis itineribus atque altissimis maris

23. Apuleius http://www.let.kun.nl/~m.v.d.poel/bibliografie/apuleius.htm

ultima renovatio 12.09.2002 APULEIUS #Bibliographia #Editiones #Metamorphoses #Opera philosophica ... #Bibliographia M.G. Bajoni, Apuleio Filosofo Platonico 1940-1990, in: Lustrum 34 (1992), pp. 339-390. #Editiones G.F. Hildebrand, Opera omnia, 2 voll., c. comm., Leipzig 1842 (Hildesheim 1966). R. Helm, Teubner, vol. 1, Metamorphoses, ed. 3. 1931 (1992); vol. 2, fasc. 1 (De magia, Apologia) ed. 4. 1963 (1994); vol. 2, fasc. 2 (Florida), ed. 2. 1959 (1993); C. Moreschini, Teubner, vol. 3 (De philosophia libri) 1991. #Metamorphoses C. Giarratano - P. Frasinetti, ed., Turijn 19602. R. Helm, c. transl.,, ed. 6. recogn. W. Krenkel, Berlijn 1970. J. Arthur Hanson, 2 voll., Loeb 1989. E. Brandt - W. Ehlers, Tusculum B., ed. 4. recogn. 1989. M.A. Schwartz, transl., Haarlem 1970 (Amsterdam 1996). G. Augello, c. transl., Turijn 19802. S. van den Broeck, transl., Baarn 1988. J.A. Hanson, 2 vols., Loeb 1989. M. Molt, l. 1, comm., diss. Groningen 1938. A. Scobie, l. 1, c. comm., Meisenheim am Glan 1975. B.J. de Jonge, l. 2, comm., diss. Groningen 1941. R.Th. v.d. Paardt, l. 3, c. comm., diss. Groningen 1971.

24. Apuleius Old but new. apuleius, Rhetorical works. Stephen Harrison, John Hilton, Vincent Hunink,apuleius Rhetorical Works. Oxford Oxford University Press, 2001. Pp. 225. http://www.let.kun.nl/V.Hunink/hhh.htm

Old but new Apuleius, Rhetorical works translated and introduced by S.J. Harrison , J.L. Hilton, and V.J.C. Hunink (Oxford University Press, Oxford) Go to intro (Dutch), fragment review BMCR or links Dit is een Engelse vertaling van Apuleius' drie retorische werken: Apologie, Florida en De Deo Socratis. De Engelse vertaling van de Apologie, met inleiding en aantekeningen, is door mij gemaakt, de Florida door John Hilton, en De Deo Socratis door Steven Harrison , die ook de algemene inleiding verzorgde. Mijn werk aan de Engelse Apology is mede gebaseerd op mijn Nederlandse vertaling Toverkunsten uit 1992. Van deze versie zijn bijvoorbeeld de alinea-indeling en tussenkopjes als uitgangspunt genomen. Verder berust de vertaling ook op mijn wetenschappelijke onderzoek naar de Latijnse tekst, zoals dat gestalte kreeg in mijn editie met commentaar uit 1997. Het boek is gruwelijk duur, vanwege het uitgavebeleid van Oxford University Press. Vertalers hebben daarop helaas geen invloed! Hopelijk komt er over enige tijd een paperback, die dan betaalbaar zal zijn. Fragment FISH (29) Now, as I planned, I will proceed to all those ravings of this Aemilianus you see before you. I will start with what you heard being said at the outset, this allegedly powerful argument for the suspicion of magic: that I ordered some species of fish from fishermen for money. So which of these two points can make one suspect magic? The fact that fishermen tried to catch fish for me? Of course, this task should have been entrusted to embroiderers and carpenters! The activity of each craft ought to have been exchanged, if I had wanted to avoid your false claims: the carpenter should have netted fish, and in return the fisherman should have shaped wood!

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27. Apuleius' Apology uerbis intergarritis 'apuleius Oeae una die tris manu misit'. http://www.gmu.edu/departments/fld/CLASSICS/apuleius.apol.html

APVLEI APOLOGIA SIVE PRO SE DE MAGIA LIBER ] Audisti ergo paulo prius in principio accusationis ita dici: 'accusamus apud te philosophum formonsum et tam Graece quam Latine' pro nefas 'disertissimum'. nisi fallor enim, his ipsis uerbis accusationem mei ingressus est Tannonius Pudens, homo uere ille quidem non disertissimus. quod utinam tam grauia formae et facundiae crimina uere mihi opprobrasset; non difficile ei respondissem quod [H]omericus Alexander Hectori: ] Primo igitur legerunt e ludicris meis epistolium de dentifricio uersibus scriptum ad quendam Calpurnianum, qui cum aduersum me eas litteras promeret, non uidit profecto cupiditate laedendi, si quid mihi ex illis fieret criminosum, id mihi secum esse commune. nam petisse eum a me aliquid tersui dentibus uersus testantur: 'Calpurniane, salue properis uersibus. misi, ut petisti, [tibi] munditias dentium, nitelas oris ex Arabicis frugibus, tenuem, candificum, nobilem puluisculum, complanatorem tumidulae gingiuulae, conuerritorem pridianae reliquiae

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29. Apuleius Lucius apuleius was tried for using magic to win an older, wealthy bride, but he'sbetter known for his early novel about the mysteries of Isis, Cupid and http://ancienthistory.about.com/library/bl/bl_apuleius.htm

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30. Resources On Lucius Apuleius, His Metamorphoses, Apology, In Latin And English, Resources on Lucius apuleius, his Metamorphoses, Apology, in Latin and English,and philosophical writing on Plato, Socrates, and Aristotle. apuleius. http://ancienthistory.about.com/cs/apuleius/

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31. The Dying God apuleius. Apologia sive de Magica . 26 Do you hear, you who so rashly accusethe art of magic? of Zoroaster? apuleius. Apologia sive de Magica , 27 http://www.thedyinggod.com/apuleius.htm

HOMEPAGE THE CHALDEAN MAGI According to Ancient Sources Ammianus Marcellinus, Apuleius, Arnobius, Augustine, ... CHALDEAN MAGI Apuleius. Apologia sive de Magica Do you hear, you who so rashly accuse the art of magic? It is an art acceptable to the immortal gods, full of all knowledge of worship and of prayer, full of piety and wisdom in things divine, full of honour and glory since the day when Zoroaster and Ahura Mazda established it, high-priestess of the powers of heaven. Nay, it is one of the first elements of princely instruction, nor do they lightly admit any chance person to be a magician, any more than they would admit him to be a king. Plato if I may quote him again in another passage dealing with a certain Zalmoxis, a Thracian and also a master of this art has written that magical charms are merely beautiful words. If that is so, why should I be forbidden to learn the fair words of Zalmoxis or the priestly lore. of Zoroaster? Apuleius. Apologia sive de Magica But it is a common and general error of the uninitiated to bring the following accusations against philosophers. Some of them think that those who explore the origins and elements of material things are irreligious, and assert that they deny the existence of the gods. Take, for instance, the cases of Anaxagoras, Leucippus, Democritus, and Epicurus, and other natural philosophers. Others call those magicians who bestow unusual care on the investigation of the workings of providence and unusual devotion on their worship of the gods, as though, forsooth, they knew how to perform everything that they know actually to be performed. So Epimenides, Orpheus, Pythagoras, and Ostanes were regarded as magicians, while a similar suspicion attached to the purifications of Empedocles, the `demon' of Socrates and the `good' of Plato. I congratulate myself therefore on being admitted to such distinguished company.

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(Lucius) Apuleius of Madura, 123? - 170? Apuleius was a Platonic philosopher, mystic, poet, and moralist. He was active as a public speaker in Carthage, Greece in the 160s and published a few histories and novels in addition to his speeches and works on philosophy.

33. Apuleius Aus Madaurus Translate this page apuleius aus Madaurus Seite aus einem deutschsprachigen Online-Philosophenlexikon.philosophenlexikon.de, apuleius aus Madaurus (geb. um 130 uZ). http://www.philosophenlexikon.de/apuleius.htm

Begriffe Abaelard - Ayer Baader - Byron Cabanis - Czezowski Ebbinghaus - Ewald ... Geschichte der Philosophie Diskussion PhilTalk Philosophieforen Andere Lexika PhilLex -Lexikon der Philosophie Lexikon der griechischen Mythologie PhiloThek Bibliothek der Klassiker Zeitschriftenlesesaal Nachschlagewerke Allgemeine Information ... Dokumentenlieferdienste Spiele Philosophisches Galgenraten PhilSearch.de Shops PhiloShop PhiloShirt Service Kontakt Impressum eMail Apuleius aus Madaurus (geb. um 130 u. Z.) Apuleius aus Madaurus (Numidien) war ein eklektischer Platoniker Er ist der Autor des ersten Lehrbuches der Logik in lateinischer Sprache. Alle A sind nicht-B Einige A sind nicht-B Syllogismen ein. powered by Uwe Wiedemann

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Search Amazon.com: Category Books Music: Popular Classical Videos The Golden Ass of Apuleius Mythology and Consciousness The Golden Ass,written by Apuleius in the second century A.D.,is a rewarding read for anyone embarking on the exploration of Consciousness.It is very simply the story of a young man who is punished for his ignorant behaviour by being metamorphosed into an ass.Paradoxically it is while he is an ass that he begins to understand the nature of Consciousness. Lucius,the "hero" of this story,sets out on a journey to acquire power by learning the secrets of magic.In tantric terminology he is trying to tap into feminine energies via the left-hand path. If we relate this to our map of Consciousness,Lucius is identifying with the mindless emotions of Netzach (Aphrodite),while splitting himself from the wisdom of Binah,and the consequences are predictable. In this story the dark aspect of the Goddess,Netzach,appears in the person of the witch,Meroe.Lucius is initially terrified of Meroe when he sees her murdering an acqauintance of his named Socrates.However,when he meets another witch Pamphile and her slave-girl Fotis his desire to learn their magic becomes intense.When he learns that Fotis has access to an ointment which could turn a human being into a bird,he begs her to give him some of this.Her feelings towards him are ambiguous,and she "mistakenly" gives him a different ointment which turns him into an ass who has the mind of a human being.He literally makes an ass of himself.What at first sight seems a disaster turn out to be salvation for Lucius,as he is now forced to ask himself those questions he had previously neglected:"Who am I,an ass or a human being?","Why am I here?","How did I come to be here?".Thus he dicovers Consciousness.

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38. Apuleius Translate this page apuleius. apuleius, * um 125 n. Chr. + nach 170 n. Chr. apuleius hatte in Oea diereiche Wiwe Aemilia Pudentilla , die sehr viel älter als er war, geheiratet. http://www.lateinforum.de/thesauru/WdAntike/A/apuleius.htm

Start A - Z Autoren Biographie Mythologie Philosophie Sentenzen Apuleius Apuleius , * um 125 n. Chr. + nach 170 n. Chr. Seinen vollen namen kennen wir nicht. Er stammte aus Madaura in Nordafrika, wurde aber in Kathago erzogen. In Karthago studierte er Rhetorik, in Athen Philosophie. Es fand im Jahre 158 n. Chr. sogar ein gegen ihn in Sabratha statt. Die Anklage lautete: Er habe die Pudentilla durch Zauberei gewonnen. Apuleius zog danach von Oea nach Karthago. In Karthago war er als sacerdos provinciae reiste sehr viel Seine Werke: Apologie : "Verteidigung" Dies war die Edition seiner Verteidigungsrede, mit der er sich gegen die Zaubereibeschuldigungen bei seiner Hochzeit wehrte. Einige philosophische Schriften: De deo Socratis De mundo Metamorphoses oder "Der goldene Esel" Es ist die Bearbeitung eines griech. Romans des Lukios von Patrai, der die Abenteuer eines jungen Mannes beschreibt, der in einen Esel verwandelt wurde. Er entstand um 170 n. Chr. Quelle: Gregor Porenta 2001 s. v. Apuleius

39. Apuleius - Wikipedia apuleius. Lucius apuleius was born somewhere between 123 and 125 AD in Madaurus,a Roman colony in Numidia, and died sometime after 180 AD. http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apuleius

Main Page Recent changes Edit this page Older versions Special pages Set my user preferences My watchlist Recently updated pages Upload image files Image list Registered users Site statistics Random article Orphaned articles Orphaned images Popular articles Most wanted articles Short articles Long articles Newly created articles All pages by title Blocked IP addresses Maintenance page External book sources Printable version Talk Log in Help Apuleius From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Lucius Apuleius was born somewhere between 123 and 125 AD in Madaurus , a Roman colony in Numidia , and died sometime after 180 AD. His father was a provincial magistrate and he inherited a substantial fortune from him. Apuleius went to university at Carthage and later at Athens where he studied Platonic philosophy among other subjects. After being initiated as a worshipper of Isis , he went to Rome to study Latin oratory. Later he travelled extensively in Asia Minor and Egypt , studying philosophy and religion After being accused of using magic to gain the attentions (and fortune) of a widow, he wrote the Apologia (A Discourse on Magic) . His other works include On the God of Socrates

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Personal info for Apuleius This person is currently certified at Apprentice level. Name: Omri Schwarz Homepage: http://www.mit.edu/~ocschwar Recent diary entries for Apuleius: 27 Aug 2000 So y'all know about the recent DeCSS decisions. I'm ready to challenge them with a Perl script. Here it is. 20 Apr 2000 My PBS wrapper scripts now deal with the MPI Chameleon implementation and will deal with the coming version of LAM-MPI. In the meantime, I notice that PGPDOMO is nowhere to be seen, but since there is a Perl module for Gnu Privacy Guard has been written, and majordomo is a set of Perl scripts, that it's time I wrote something usefull. Voila: Wizzier, a way to have privacy-protected mailing lists. It's in the works. 17 Apr 2000 I finished my first open source project and posted it for distribution. It's a set of wrapper scripts for the Portable Batch System which does execution queues for clusters. PBS is very nice except some of the user interface issues cause cluster users to bypass the queue system (users can be particularly reluctant to write their own shell scripts for every job they want in the queue). The wrapper scripts (all Perl) resolve that without heavy handed policies I've seen used in some cluster systems. (Like killing after 5 minutes any process that did not get started through the queue system.) It's too obscure even for Freshmeat, but it's my itch I'm scratching, so I actually unlamed long enough to get it done.

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