According to Tacitus, when Petronius died, he sent a condemnatory letter to:

What survives of the Satyricon commences with an animated discussion on the subject of:

The old tutor Eumolpus irritates Encolpius and the proprietors of a museum by:

This nineteenth-century novel’s protagonist draws a self conscious parallel between himself and Petronius.

This character’s name means “Crotch.”

The central episode in what survives from Petronius’ Satyricon involves a(n):

Toward the end of what survives of the Satyricon the main character:

This late-nineteenth-century author translated Petronius’ Satyricon into English.

The two main settings for what survives of Petronius’ Satyricon are:

Encolpius’ rival for handsome young Giton’s love is:

F. Scott Fitzgerald’s original title for The Great Gatsby involved this character’s name.

A dramatic episode in the Satyricon involves Encolpius and Giton winding up aboard a ship. Who is the ship’s owner?

The old tutor Eumolpus, in order to ease the tension after a general conflict, tells a comedic story involving a soldier, a widow, and:

The Satyricon was most likley written in the half decade between:

This French writer, whom we discussed in the episode, helped draw attention to Petronius with his 1884 novel À rebours.