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THE TUDOR
TRANSLATIONS
EDITED BY
W. E. HENLEY
IV
THE GOLDEN ASS OF
APULEIUS
TRANSLATED OUT OF LATIN BY
WILLIAM ADLINGTON
ANNO 1566
With an Introduction by
CHARLES WHIBLEY
LONDON
Published by DAVID NUTT
IN THE STRAND
1893
Edinburgh: T. and A. Constable, Printers to Her Majesty
TO
STÉPHANE MALLARMÉ
THIS METAMORPHOSIS OF
AN ANTIENT DECADENT
NOTE
This text is reprinted verbatim
and literatim from the edition
of 1639
THE XI. BOOKES OF
THE GOLDEN ASSE
CONTAINING
THE METAMORPHOSIE OF
LUCIUS APULEIUS
INTERLACED WITH SUNDRY PLEASANT AND
DELECTABLE TALES: WITH AN EXCELLENT
NARRATION OF THE MARRIAGE OF
CUPID AND PSYCHES
SET OUT IN THE FOURTH, FIFTH, AND
THE SIXTH BOOKES
TRANSLATED
OUT OF LATINE INTO ENGLISH, BY
WILLIAM ADLINGTON
EDINBURGH
T. & A. CONSTABLE
Printers to Her Majesty
1893
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