Apuleius, Diego Lã3pez de Cortegana
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La Metamorfosis, also known as El Asno de Oro (The Golden Ass), is the only Latin novel that has survived in its entirety. Written by Apuleius in the
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2nd century AD, this enduring classic tells the fantastical tale of Lucius, a man with a keen interest in magic, who is accidentally transformed into a donkey. Through his adventures as an ass, Lucius experiences the world from a unique perspective, encountering a wide array of characters and witnessing both the best and worst of human nature.
This edition presents Apuleius' masterpiece in a Spanish translation by Diego LÃ3pez de Cortegana, offering a rich and accessible reading experience for Spanish-speaking audiences. A work of satire, adventure, and philosophical insight, "La Metamorfosis" remains a vital and entertaining work of literature, offering timeless reflections on identity, transformation, and the human condition.
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