| PetroniusPetronius is composed of at least 2 distinct authors.Also known as: Petron, Petrone, Petronio, Petonius, Pétrone, Petrônio ... (see complete list), Gaius Petronius, Titus Petronius, Petronio Arbitro, Arbitro Petronio, Petronius Arbiter, Petronius Arbiter, Petronius Arbitor, Petronius/Mueller, T. Petronius Arbiter, T. Arbiter Petronius, Cayo Petronio Arbitro, Gaio Petronio Arbitro, Titus Petronius Arbiter, Titus Petronius Arbiter, Titus. PETRONIUS ARBITER, Petronio Arbitro, Arbiter, W. B. Petronius (Sedgwick, Caius Petronius (Arbiter), ed. W. B. Sedgwick PETRONIUS, Petronii Arbitri (Petronius), Trans. J.P.Sullivan Petronius, William (tr.) Petronius; Burnaby, Petronius; William Arrowsmith (trans.), Petronius) Burnaby, William Trans Arbiter, Gaius Petronius Translated By Jack Lindsay, Gaius; Jack Lindsay (translator) Petronius, Petronius (Arbiter) - Oscar Wilde translation, Petronius. Translated with an introduction by Will, Petronius (Translated with an Introduction By J. P, Petronius Arbiter; Translator And Introduction Wil, Frederic (translator) Petronius [Petronius Arbiter | 1,555 | 6 |  (3.7) | 6 | 0 |
Petronius is composed of at least 2 distinct authors (edit assignments). LibraryThing has only recently introduced this feature. In the near future distinct authors will have their own pages. Petronius (1)Petronius (2)Petronius (unknown)Top members (works)Chris_Lovell (4), jbailly (4), Kieln (4), ybaraz (4), Phoenix333 (3), barefoot_syrinx (3), scaifea (3), tigerlily1976 (3), FelixQuiPotuit (3), grinham (3), morrigan1916 (3), thecardiffgiant (3), appaloosaman (3), albionschild (3), notcarlos (3) — more Legacy LibrariesJohn Adams (2), Thomas Jefferson (2), William Butler Yeats (2), Lawrence Durrell (1), Marie Antoinette (1), Samuel Roth (1), Theodore Dreiser (1), Joseph Stevens Buckminster (1), Robert E. Howard (1), Joseph Priestley (1) — 7 more, Eeva-Liisa Manner (1), Benjamin Franklin (1), Ernest Hemingway (1), F. Scott Fitzgerald (1), George Wythe (1), George Orwell (1), Alexander Pushkin (1) Member favorites
6 members:
benwaugh,
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henkl,
MammuthusPrimigenius,
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Petronius is the pseudonym under which Paul Tabori published New York Unexpurgated and London Unexpurgated. If adding either of those books, please add them under Paul Tabori.  | |
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