This character is beaten to a business opportunity by the wholesaler Lupus.
This character is beaten to a business opportunity by the wholesaler Lupus. In a dream sequence, this character tries to hang himself to avoid appearing guilty of a crime, but the rope is too weak to support his weight. This character is urinated upon by two women who choose not to murder him, since he might be around to bury his friend, whom he ran into at a bathhouse after failing to buy cheese at a market. Although this character bolts the door and wedges his bed against the hinges, his house is still broken into by Panthia and Meroe. This character is being berated by a fellow traveler in Thessaly for (*) telling tall tales, until Lucius intervenes and promises this man a free lunch if he recounts from the beginning the sordid story of how the heart of his friend Socrates was replaced by a sponge. For 10 points, name this first storyteller in The Golden Ass.
This character is beaten to a business opportunity by the wholesaler Lupus.
{Aristomenes}