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The Golden Ass of Apuleius

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The Golden Ass of Apuleius (1893)
by Lucius Apuleius, translated by William Adlington
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THE TUDOR

TRANSLATIONS

EDITED BY

W. E. HENLEY

IV

THE GOLDEN ASS OF

APULEIUS

TRANSLATED OUT OF LATIN BY

WILLIAM ADLINGTON

ANNO 1566

With an Introduction by

CHARLES WHIBLEY



LONDON
Published by DAVID NUTT
IN THE STRAND

1893

Edinburgh: T. and A. Constable, Printers to Her Majesty

TO

STÉPHANE MALLARMÉ

THIS METAMORPHOSIS OF

AN ANTIENT DECADENT

NOTE

This text is reprinted verbatim
and literatim from the edition
of
1639

THE XI. BOOKES OF

THE GOLDEN ASSE

CONTAINING

THE METAMORPHOSIE OF

LUCIUS APULEIUS

INTERLACED WITH SUNDRY PLEASANT AND

DELECTABLE TALES: WITH AN EXCELLENT

NARRATION OF THE MARRIAGE OF

CUPID AND PSYCHES

SET OUT IN THE FOURTH, FIFTH, AND

THE SIXTH BOOKES

TRANSLATED

OUT OF LATINE INTO ENGLISH, BY

WILLIAM ADLINGTON

EDINBURGH

T. & A. CONSTABLE

Printers to Her Majesty

1893



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