Fabulae Aesopi graecaè et latinè, nunc denuo selectae

Fabulae Aesopi graecaè et latinè, nunc denuo selectae is a collection of Aesop's Fables presented in both Greek and Latin. This edition, published in 1671, offers a valuable resource for students of classical languages and those interested in the enduring wisdom of Aesop's tales. The fables provide moral lessons and insights into human nature, making them relevant for readers of all ages. This historic book offers a glimpse into the educational practices of the 17th century and the continued importance of classical literature.
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