Erotische Geschichten der Antike (Ungekürzte Lesung)

Geschrieben von Apuleius

Erzählt von Jeanette Hain

Apuleius ist nach Homer der wohl berühmteste Dichter der Antike. Seine humorvollen, erotischen Geschichten sind direkt und lebensnah und zeichnen ein überraschendes Bild seiner Zeit: Charite und Lepolem - Die Giftmischerin aus Eifersucht - Die vergessenen Schuhe - Die verliebte Stiefmutter - Der gehörnte Ehemann.

• Sprache: Deutsch
• Herausgeber: Argon Verlag
• Erscheinungsdatum: 18. März 2016
• ISBN: 9783732404049

Apuleius

Apuleius (124 – AD 170), also credited as Apuleius of Madaurensis was a prose writer and philosopher formally educated at Carthage, Athens and Rome. He studied the works of Plato as well as religion, becoming inundated with several cults. He was fascinated by the mystical arts, which led to public criticism and a charge of sorcery. Apuleius was eventually acquitted but his interest in magic continued to influence his writing. His most notable achievement is the novel, The Golden Ass, also known as the Metamorphoses of Apuleius, which highlights the dangers of spells and the supernatural.