The fables of Æsop, selected, told anew and their history traced (1894)
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7. Cf. Kirchhoff, Wendenmuth^ vii. 54 (edit.Oesterley). Some versions have only a wounded charger,who is afterwards set to work as a draught horse. LXXIX.—THE TRUMPETER PRISONER. Greek prose iEsop, 386. Probably from Babrius. Cf.Gittlbauer, 171. Waldis, 155. LEstrange, 67. Kirchhoff,vii. 93.… … iwm Roman numbers refer to the order of notes, Arabic to pages of text. A fewproverbial expressions derived from fables are given in italics, with reference tothe fables from which they are derived [see Notes). Cross references havebeen given for other titles of the fables. Androcles, xxiii., 60…
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