Why is "Apuleius" trending?

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• COLOURS IN THE ROMAN NOVEL - (B.) Klein Der bunte Roman. Der Farbgebrauch im antiken und christlichen Roman unter besonderer Berücksichtigung von Petrons Satyrica, den Metamorphosen des Apuleius und den pseudoklementinischen Rekognitio - Cambridge University Press & Assessment
• “My Fellow Beasts of Burden, My Cohabitants”: On Peter Singer’s Edition of Apuleius’s “The Golden Ass” - Los Angeles Review of Books
• Memoirs of an Ass: Part 2 by Anthony Madrid - theparisreview.org
• Apuleius Prevails Despite Student Protest - Reed College
• An Ass for the Ages: Reviewing 'The Golden Ass' - strandmagazine.co.uk
• The Gap Between Law and Morality – Helen Dale - Law & Liberty
• Metamorphosis • Peter Singer - insidestory.org.au
• POMPEII: PRISON BAKERY EMERGES - Pompeii Sites
• Dialogue With God | Peter Brown - The New York Review of Books
• Luna McNamara on reimagining Psyche’s story in her debut novel, Psyche and Eros - culturefly.co.uk
• PSEUDO-APULEIUS’ DE FATO | The Classical Quarterly | Cambridge Core - Cambridge University Press & Assessment
• From Ancient Rome to Hollywood: witches as figures of fun - The Conversation
• Expanding the Definition of “Western Literature” - Columbia University
• Archaeologists Discover Brutal ‘Bakery-Prison’ at Pompeii - Smithsonian Magazine
• Weaving the Myth of Psyche: Baroque Tapestries from the Wadsworth Atheneum - Bowdoin College
• "Reading Apuleius" By Karl Kirchwey. - Slate Magazine
• Opinion | Peter Singer (Published 2016) - The New York Times
• Memoirs of an Ass by Anthony Madrid - theparisreview.org
• Found in Translation - Reed College
• APULEIAN RECEPTIONS - (F.) Bistagne, (C.) Boidin, (R.) Mouren (edd.) The Afterlife of Apuleius BICS Supplement 140.) Pp. xiv + 182, b/w & colour ills. London: Institute of Classical Studies, University of London, 2021. Paper, £65. ISBN: 978-1-905670-88-8. - Cambridge University Press & Assessment
• Don’t underestimate Cupid – he’s not the chubby cherub you associate with Valentine’s Day - The Conversation
• Fifteen Questions: David F. Elmer on Test Anxiety, ‘Percy Jackson,’ and His Favorite Harvard House - The Harvard Crimson
• The Neoplatonic Socrates - Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews
• Life for the Lowest Class in Ancient Pompeii? It Was Awful. (Published 2023) - The New York Times
• The world’s oldest university gives up some of its secrets - University World News
• Erbario: a 15th-century Herbal from Northern Italy - The Public Domain Review
• Putting Paul in his place: The apostle through the eyes of a classicist - U.S. Catholic
• Pompeii archaeologists unearth disturbing bakery-prison where slaves and donkeys were exploited - Euronews.com
• In Pompeii, a bakery-prison where slaves were exploited, is discovered - EL PAÍS English
• Archeology à la Carte in Rome: Restaurants for Ancient History Buffs - La Voce di New York
• The Myth of Christendom Destroying the Greco-Roman Classics - providencemag.com
• Dirty Dark Secrets Behind Ancient Fairy Tales - Ancient Origins
• Nude god Cupid appears on 1,700-year-old ring found in U.K. - PhillyVoice
• A prison-bakery where slaves and blindfolded donkeys were used to grind the grain, unearthed in Pompeii - La Brújula Verde
• Fondazione Palazzo Te chooses the theme of metamorphosis for its 2024 exhibition program - Finestre sull'Arte
• Lila Azam Zanganeh: “A writer is always rewriting another writer” - Jot Down Cultural Magazine
• Did Irish Medieval Saints Perform Abortions? Controversy Ahead of 8th Amendment Referendum - Ancient Origins
• Woodcut Book Illustration in Renaissance Italy: Venice in the Sixteenth Century - The Metropolitan Museum of Art
• The Easiest Courses at Harvard - The Harvard Crimson