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"The Apologia and Florida of Apuleius of Madaura" by H.E. Butler is a translation of the works of Apuleius, focusing on his life and philosophical beliefs. Apuleius, a native of Madaura, was a wealthy and important figure in his town. The book delves into his travels, education, and encounters with the mysteries of Isis and Osiris. Apuleius faced accusations of sorcery and immorality, which he refuted in a trial at Sabrata. The book explores his reputation as a philosopher, poet, and rhetorician, highlighting his works and the controversies surrounding them. Apuleius' style is described as superficial and bombastic, with a focus on archaism and floridity. The book provides insights into the literary and philosophical world of Apuleius, showcasing his unique blend of knowledge and imagination.
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