It includes the episodes of the widow of Ephesus, who falls in love with a soldier while mourning her dead husband, and the Pergamene boy, who is seduced by his tutor and ends up demanding more sex than the tutor can take. It begins with an attack on modern rhetoric and poorly prepared students, and after hearing Agamemnon blame parents who dont make their children study, Encolpius gets home to Gito, who complains that Ascyltus has violently raped him. FTP, identify this work, which survives as 
It includes the episodes of the widow of Ephesus, who falls in love with a soldier while mourning her dead husband, and the Pergamene boy, who is seduced by his tutor and ends up demanding more sex than the tutor can take. It begins with an attack on modern rhetoric and poorly prepared students, and after hearing Agamemnon blame parents who dont make their children study, Encolpius gets home to Gito, who complains that Ascyltus has violently raped him. FTP, identify this work, which survives as 146 chapters of Books 15 and 16 of what was a sprawling satire of Neros Rome, a novel by Petronius.
It includes the episodes of the widow of Ephesus, who falls in love with a soldier while mourning her dead husband, and the Pergamene boy, who is seduced by his tutor and ends up demanding more sex than the tutor can take.
The {Satyricon}