Satyricon [SEP] country of origin
in style and plot. "Satyricon" is also regarded as useful evidence for the reconstruction of how lower classes lived during the early Roman Empire.
Principal characters.
- Encolpius: The narrator and principal character, moderately well educated and presumably from a relatively elite background
- Giton: A handsome sixteen-year-old boy, a slave and a sexual partner of Encolpius
- Ascyltos: A friend of Encolpius, rival for the ownership of Giton
- Trimalchio: An extremely vulgar and wealthy freedman
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of the Book of Mormon.
- Sixth and Seventh Books of Moses — a magical text supposedly written by Moses, providing instructions on how to perform the miracles portrayed in the Bible
- The Songs of Bilitis — a collection of erotic poetry allegedly found on the walls of a tomb in Cyprus
- Supplements to the Satyricon — several forged versions of the Latin novel "Satyricon"
- Talmud Jmmanuel — a supposedly ancient Aramaic text suggesting an extraterrestrial origin for the Bible
- The Zohar — a primary text of