Works
de Orthographiathe author of a work
de Orthographia. Madvig has shewn (
de Apuleii Fragm. de Orthogr., Hafniae, 1829), that the treatise
de Orthographia is the work of a literary impostor of the fifteenth
century.
de Nota Aspirationis and
de
DiphthongisTwo other grammatical works,
de Nota Aspirationis and
de Diphthongis, which also bear the name of Appuleius. These
grammatical treatises were probably written in the tenth century of our aera.
Editions
Considerable fragments of the de Orthographia were first
published by A. Mai in "Juris Civilis Ante-Justinianei Reliquiae, &c.," Rome,
1823.They were republished by Osann, Darmstadt, 1826, with
de
Nota Aspirationis and
de Diphthongis.