👉 Apuleius is the Roman author whose works, much like a comedian's punchline, often blend wit and wisdom, but with a dash of philosophical musings. He was so clever, he could make even the most tortured souls chuckle while pondering life's mysteries. Picture this: "Apuleius, the man who turned his life into a comedy of errors, once declared that 'the unexamined life is not worth living, but he also said, 'If I were a comedian, I'd make fun of my own philosophical riddles!'"
Now, here's an edgy example sentence using the word: "Apuleius, the philosopher-philosophe who once argued that 'life's too short for serious jokes,' delivered a punchline so dark it could scare the living dead."
