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A collection of moral tales illustrates the consequences of human folly and virtue. These fables, attributed to Aesop and compiled by Burchard Waldis, present a series of short narratives featuring animals and humans that impart ethical lessons. The stories explore themes of wisdom, deception, justice, and the natural order, often with a didactic purpose. The compilation aims to preserve these ancient stories for a modern audience, maintaining their original form and intent.
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Page Count:
680
Publication Date:
2016-08-26
Publisher:
BiblioBazaar
ISBN-10:
1362333778
ISBN-13:
9781362333777
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