Unlock the Wit of the Ancients and Become the Funniest Person in Any Room

What if the secret to timeless humor was buried in the ruins of Rome, etched on scrolls, whispered in the agora, or passed down by philosophers with a wicked sense of irony?

In Secrets of Ancient Humor, Lucius Aurelius revives the comedic genius of the ancients—so you can master the art of joke-telling that’s endured for millennia. From the sharp satire of Aristophanes to the dry wit of Seneca, this practical and entertaining guide reveals how ancient humor still slaps (and why).

Learn the proven structures behind ancient jokes—timing, irony, absurdity, and the unexpected punchline.

Discover how to adapt ancient comedic formulas for modern storytelling, public speaking, and everyday banter.

Uncover hilarious examples from forgotten texts and master the humor styles of Roman jesters, Greek playwrights, and medieval pranksters.

Whether you're a stand-up comic, history buff, or just someone who wants to crack better jokes at dinner parties, this book delivers laughter with a side of wisdom.

Warning: Listeners may experience uncontrollable laughter, newfound charm, and a sudden rise in social popularity.

Perfect for fans of ancient history, public speaking, improv, and anyone who believes that comedy is truly timeless.

Scroll up and grab your copy now—because the ancients were funnier than you think.