[1] See Introd. to my translation of Metamorphoses.
[2] See [Apol. 68] sqq.
[3] He regarded Plato as his master above all others. We find Platonicus attached to him as an honorific title in the MSS.
[4] For a vivacious exposition of this view cf. Monceaux, Les Africains. Paris, 1894.
[5] See the chapter on Apuleius in Norden's admirable work, Die antike Kunstprosa, Leipzig, 1898.
[6] I conjecture: de morte cognati adolescentis subito tacens tanti criminis descriptione destitit, ne tamen omnino desistere calumnia magiam, &c.
[7] Shelley's translation.
[8] facti MSS.
[9] et simplicia, vulgo.
[10] MSS. Laelius.