Apuleius^[1] est nomen fictum auctoris vel auctorum de rebus rusticis et medicis, Latine scribentium. Opus breve de herbis servatum est in multis libris manu scriptis sub nomine Apulei. Opus aliud exstat de religione aut philosophia Hermetica, nomine Asclepius, Apuleio attributum. Exstant etiam in Geoponicis Constantino Porphyrogenito dicatis, et in Fragmentis Anatolii de bubus in corpore Hippiatricorum servatis nonnulla excerpta operi Apulei adscripta.

• Herbarius sive Herbarium sive De herbis
• Asclepius

• Fragmenta Anatolii de bubus in corpore Hippiatricorum servata^[2]
• Geoponica 1.5.3: Prognosticatio temporum.
• Geoponica 1.14.10: de grandine.
• Geoponica 2.8: de necessitate monticularum.
• Geoponica 2.18: de seminibus post sationem.
• Geoponica 2.39.3: de lupinis.
• Geoponica 5.33.
• Geoponica 6.11.
• Geoponica 7.26.
• Geoponica 8.38.
• Geoponica 9.19.
• Geoponica 10.21.
• Geoponica 12.8.
• Geoponica 13.5; Palladius, Opus agriculturae 1.35.9.
• Geoponica 13.8.6.
• Geoponica 13.9.5.

• Ernestus Howald, Henricus E. Sigerist, edd., Antonii Musae De herba vettonica liber; Pseudoapulei Herbarius; Anonymi de taxone liber; Sexti Placiti liber medicinae ex animalibus etc. Lipsiae: Teubner, 1927. (Corpus medicorum latinorum, 4) Textus
• H. J. de Vriend, ed., The Old English Herbarium and Medicina de quadrupedibus. Londinii: Oxford University Press, 1984. (Early English Text Society, original series, 286)
• Anne McCabe, A Byzantine Encyclopaedia of Horse Medicine: the sources, compilation, and transmission of the "Hippiatrica". Oxonii: Oxford University Press, 2007. ISBN 978-0-19-927755-1
• R. H. Rodgers, "The Apuleius of the Geoponica" in California Studies in Classical Antiquity vol. 11 (1978) pp. 197-207.