One of this author's works discusses the nature of the daemon with the title Greek philosopher as its model, and another of his works is a courtroom comedy about a trial that took place in Sabratha. This author of On the God of Socrates compiled his speeches in the collection Florida, and he chronicled his defense against accusations of witchcraft in his Apology. This author's best known work contains the story of (*) Cupid and Psyche and features a character from Madaurus who wants to be transformed into a bird. The action of that work is resolved after eating roses transforms Lucius back into human form after spending time as the title animal. For 10 points, identify this North African author known for his novel The Golden Ass.
One of this author's works discusses the nature of the daemon with the title Greek philosopher as its model, and another of his works is a courtroom comedy about a trial that took place in Sabratha. This author of On the God of Socrates compiled his speeches in the collection Florida, and he chronicled his defense against accusations of witchcraft in his Apology. This author's best known work contains the story of (*) Cupid and Psyche and features a character from Madaurus who wants to be transformed into a bird. The action of that work is resolved after eating roses transforms Lucius back into human form after spending time as the title animal. For 10 points, identify this North African author known for his novel The Golden Ass.
One of this author's works discusses the nature of the daemon with the title Greek philosopher as its model, and another of his works is a courtroom comedy about a trial that took place in Sabratha.
Lucius Apuleius