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Appendix
The Onos and The Golden
Ass
| Onos |
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The Golden Ass |
| 1-3
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Arrival at Hypata. Hospitably received/
bored and starved by Hipparchus/Milo |
1.2, 21-4, 26 |
| 4 |
In quest of witchcraft. Warned by
Abroea/Byrrhena against Hipparchus'
wife/Pamphile |
2.1-3, 5 |
| 5-10
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Intrigue with Palaestra/Photis
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2.6-7, 10,
15-17 |
| 11-15
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Metamorphosis
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3.19-26 |
| 16-26
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With the robbers
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3.28-4.5,
7-8, 22-3,
6.25-32 |
| 26-7
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The robbers captured by soldiers/drugged
and slaughtered. Lucius well treated by
the captive girl/Charite |
7.12-14 |
| 27-8
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At pasture and in the mill
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7.14-16 |
| 29-33
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The abominable boy. Threat of castration
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7.17-23 |
| 34 |
Death of the captive girl/Charite
and her
husband. The establishment decamps |
8.1, 15 |
| 35-41
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Arrival at Beroea/;a certain large and
famous city'. Sold to Philebus. With the
priests |
8.23-9.4,
8-10 |
| 42 |
With the baker
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9.10-11 |
| 43-5
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With the gardener
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9.32, 39-42 |
| 46-7
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With the cooks
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10.13-16 |
| 48-52
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With Menecles of Thessalonica/Thiasus
of Corinth |
10.16-23 |
| 53-5
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The games. Lucius regains his shape/escapes
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10.34-5 |
The stories, episodes and significant amplifications which in all
probability were not in Met. and were added by Apuleius are then:
| Aristomenes' Story
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1.3-20 |
| The trampling of the fish
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1.25 |
| Byrrhena's house
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2.4 |
| On hair |
2.8-9 |
| Diophanes |
2.12-14 |
| Thelyphron's Story
|
2.18-30 |
| Encounter with the 'robbers'; the spoof
trial; Photis' explanation |
2.31-3.18 |
| Thwarted attempt to eat roses; first
beating |
3.27 |
| The robbers' lair
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4.6 |
| First robber's story
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4.8 |
| Second robber's Story
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4.9-21 |
| Charite's story
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4.24-7 |
| Cupid and Psyche
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4.28-6.24 |
| Third robber's story
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7.I-3 |
| Tlepolemus' story
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7.4-12 |
| Death of abominable boy
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7.24-8 |
| Story of Charite, Tlepolemus and
Thrasyllus |
8.1-14 |
Adventures on the road
Inserted story (i): the delinquent slave
Inserted story (ii): the lover and the jar |
8.15-22
8.22
9.5-7 |
Lucius meditates on his situation
Inserted story (iii): the baker's wife
Inserted story (iv): Barbarus' wife
Inserted story (v): the fuller's 'wife
Inserted story (vi): the downfall of a
house
Inserted story (vii): the wicked
stepmother
Inserted story (viii): the condemned
woman |
9.12-13
9.14-31
9.16-21
9.24-5
9.33-8
10.2-12
10.23-8 |
| The games. Pyrrhic dance; the Judgement
of Paris |
10.29-34 |
| Rescue by Isis and Lucius' subsequent
fortunes |
10.36 11.30 |
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