This work opens with a debate between Agamemnon and Encolpius outside of a literary school.
Part of this work is set at Crotona, where the main character suffers from impotence after trying to make love to Circe and flees after killing a goose in a temple run by Oenothea. Another section sees the death of Lichas of Tarentum in a storm. Earlier, in order to keep passage on Lichas's ship, the poet Eumolpos tells the story of the Widow of Ephesus. This work opens with a debate between Agamemnon and Encolpius outside of a literary school. In its best known section, those two characters attend an extravagant feast given by the husband of Fortunata, Trimalchio. For 10 points, name this major work of Petronius.
Part of this work is set at Crotona, where the main character suffers from impotence after trying to make love to Circe and flees after killing a goose in a temple run by Oenothea.
{Satyricon}