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Introduction; 1 S. J. Harrison (with M. Winterbottom): The Prologue to Apuleius’ Metamorphoses: Text, Translation, and Textual Commentary; 2 R. G. M. Nisbet: Cola and Clausulae in to Apuleius’ Metamorphoses 1.1; 3 J. Powell: Some Linguistic Points in the Prologue; 4 M. Trapp: Apuleius’ Prologue and the Anxieties of Philosophers; 5 M. Edwards: Reflections of the African Character of Apuleius; 6 S. Swain: The Hiding Author: Context and Implication; 7 B. Gibson: Argutia Nilotici Calami: A Theocritean Reed; 8 E. Gowers: Apuleius and Persius; 9 W. Smith: Apuleius and Luke: Prologue and Epilogue in Conversion Contexts; 10 K. Clarke: Prologue and Provenance: Quis Ille? or Unde Ille?; 11 D. Innes: Why Isthmos Ephyrea?; 12 K. Dowden: Prologic, Predecessors and Prohibitions; 13 A. Bitel: Fiction and History in Apuleius’ Milesian Prologue; 14 J. Morgan: The Prologues of the Greek Novels and Apuleius; 15 R. Carver: Quis Ille?: The Role of the Prologue in Apuleius Metamorphoses.; 16 Yun Lee Too: Losing the Author’s Voice: Cultural and Personal Identities in the Metamorphoses.; 17 J. Henderson: In Ya (Pre)face; 18 I. de Jong: The Prologue as a Pseudo-Dialogue and the Identity of Its Main Speaker; 19 N. W. Slater: The Horizons of Reading; 20 D. Fowler: Writing with Style: The Prologue to Apuleius’ Metamorphoses between fingierte Mundlichkeit and Textuality; 21 A. Kahane: Antiquity’s Future: Writing, Speech and Representation in the Prologue to Apuleius’ Metamorphoses; 22 M. Zimmermann: Quis ille...lector?: Addressee(s) in the Prologue and Throughout the Metamorphoses; 23 P. James: From Prologue to Story: Metaphor and Narrative Construction in the Opening of the Metamorphoses; 24 A. Laird: Paradox and Transcendence: The Prologue as the End.; Envoi; Bibliography; Index

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