At the start of this novel the protagonist quits teaching at a school run by Agamemnon to go on a journey with Ascyltus and Gito during which he visits a shrine of Priapus and attends Trimalchio's feast.
One character in this work tells a story about walking to a graveyard with a soldier, who puts his clothes into a magic circle and transforms into a wolf. In one episode the protagonist loses a cloak after sewing gold coins into its linen, but steals the cloak back from a market vendor who doesn't know its true worth. At the end of this work an old man is thrown off a cliff by the villagers of Croton when they discover Eumolpus was pretending to be wealthy. At the start of this novel the protagonist quits teaching at a school run by Agamemnon to go on a journey with Ascyltus and Gito during which he visits a shrine of Priapus and attends Trimalchio's feast. For 10 points, name this Latin novel about Encolpius, written by Petronius.
One character in this work tells a story about walking to a graveyard with a soldier, who puts his clothes into a magic circle and transforms into a wolf.
Satyricon [accept Satyrica]