[DOC] [TLE] Petronius Arbiter Facts - Biography - YourDictionary [PAR] 66) is the ascribed author of the Satyricon, a fragmentary picaresque novel 
generally ... The "Arbiter" of the ascribed author's name is clearly intended to 
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the preceding parts we have not a scrap, nor do we know how many books there 
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Satyricon. [DOC] [TLE] Petronius Essay - Petronius - eNotes.com [PAR] ... figure at Nero's palace and was officially declared elegantiae arbiter, or arbiter 
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luxury and extravagance (his unofficial title was arbiter elegantiae [Arbiter of 
Elegance]). ... We never know Petronius's own opinion (although he warns 
prudes not to... [DOC] [TLE] Myrrhina [PAR] Perhaps the most famous example of the fragility of luxury is when Petronius, the 
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that Tacitus ... knows what he is thinking, but the real terror is that he cannot know 
which of ... 2 For the identification of Tacitus' Petronius with the author of the 
Satyrica, se ... elegantiae literally becomes the arbiter of life itself as he organizes 
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the Elder describe Petronius as the elegantiae arbiter (also phrased arbiter 
elegantiarum), . ... The character, which was hardly known in ancient literature, 
was secondary. ... Arbiter of Judgement, Metatron is a dark and water element 
monster. [DOC] [TLE] A Curious Invitation: Trimalchio's Dinner Party - Picador [PAR] Sep 21, 2012 ... From The Satyricon (AD 635) attributed to Gaius Petronius Arbiter ... As he puts 
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Petronius Arbiter, generally held to be the author of The Satyricon, went ... He 
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editorial material .... 12.3 Guests at the feast of Trimalchio, Fellini-Satyricon. 212 
..... 7 No other individual called Petronius is known to have had the sur- .... 
elegantiae arbiter of Tacitus, then he was a senator and a member of Rome's 
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Question: Petronius, author of the "Satyricon", was known as "Elegantiae Arbiter" or "Arbiter of" this
Answer: taste