A collection of short, entertaining essays and anecdotes covering a wide range of subjects from ancient Roman life, beliefs, customs and legal systems; to literature, history, philosophy, rhetoric, science, and art. Gellius' work offers a fascinating glimpse into the mentality and concerns of an educated man in the second century AD.

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