The rogue Encolpius wanders through Rome in search of his lost  virility, accompanied by his young friend Giton and the jealous  Ascyltus.
The rogue Encolpius wanders through Rome in search of his lost  virility, accompanied by his young friend Giton and the jealous  Ascyltus. None of these characters are very prominent in the one  chapter of the novel which has survived intact, which tells of a  dinner party hosted by a ridiculously vulgar and wealthy ex-slave.  FTP, name this Roman satire that features the nouveau-riche  Trimalchio, written by Titus Petronius Arbiter.
The rogue Encolpius wanders through Rome in search of his lost  virility, accompanied by his young friend Giton and the jealous  Ascyltus.
{Satyricon}