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The Golden Ass Of Apuleius Translated Out Of Latin By William Adlington Anno 1566, With An Introduction By Charles Whibley
Amor And Psyche: Ein Märchen Von Apuleijus Übertragen Von Prof. Dr. Eduard Norden. 3. Auflage.
Psyche Und Eros. Ein Milesisches Märchen In Der Darstellung Und Auffassung Des Apulejus Beleuchtet Und Auf Seinen Mythologischen Zusammenhang Gehalt Und Ursprung Zurückgeführt
The Fable Of Cupid And Psyche, Translated From The Latin Of Apuleius: To Which Are Added, A Poetical Paraphrase On The Speech Of Diotima, In The Banquet Of Plato: Four Hymns, With An Introduction
Apulejo, Dell' Asino D'Oro, Translatato Da Messer Agnolo Firenzuola, Di Latino In Lingua Toscana.
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