早期对阿普雷乌斯的接受:与德尔图良的呼应

L. Grillo
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阿普留斯向我们讲述了他作为一名作家的知名度,然而在他死后近150年的时间里,无论是文学记录还是实物记录都对他的作品保持沉默。在拉克坦提乌斯和其他四世纪作家之前,各种各样的尝试都证明了他的作品的典故是不可信的。这篇文章表明,在德尔图良的论文Aduersus Valentinianos(三世纪初)中有一个明确的暗示。德尔图良利用阿普雷乌斯诋毁瓦伦提尼亚人,并将他们的一个神的名字同化为驴的叫声。
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THE EARLY RECEPTION OF APULEIUS: AN ECHO IN TERTULLIAN
Abstract Apuleius tells us of his own popularity as a writer, and yet both the literary and the material records are silent about his works for almost one hundred and fifty years after his death. Various attempts to identify allusions to his works before Lactantius and other fourth-century authors have proven unconvincing. This article suggests that there is a clear allusion to the Metamorphoses in Tertullian's treatise Aduersus Valentinianos (beginning of the third century). Tertullian uses Apuleius to denigrate the Valentinians and to assimilate the name of one of their gods to the braying of an ass.
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