- Mi
hermano Esopo is a 1952
black and
white Argentine film,
directed by Luis Mottura [es] with a
script by María Luz Regás [es] and
Roberto Gill [es]....
- la
ville (
Esopo in città, Venice, 1748); then in 1798
there was an
anonymous Venetian three-act adaptation, Le
Favole di Esopa,
ossia Esopo in città....
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There Portuguese missionaries had
introduced a
translation of the
fables (
Esopo no Fabulas, 1593) that
included the
biography of Aesop. This was then taken...
- as
Feiqe no monogatari, and a
collection of Aesop's
Fables (romanized as
Esopo no fabulas). The
latter continued to be
printed and read
after the suppression...
- [First
published 1951]. Manganelli, Giorgio; Valla,
Elena Ceva (eds.).
Esopo Favole. Rizzoli. Alderton,
David (2010). The Dog Selector: How to Choose...
- 1967 -
Corriente alterna 1967 -
Claude Levi-Strauss o El
nuevo festín de
Esopo 1968 -
Marcel Duchamp o El
castillo de la
pureza (edición aumentada: Apariencia...
-
Espingarda de Ouro
Aventuras de Um Coco da
Bahia Esopo, O
Contador de Estórias
Novas Estórias de
Esopo A
Falsa Estória
Maravilhosa Espírito do Sol O Micróbio...
- 43–51.
Calvo Serraller cites John
Berger who,
speaking of Velazquez's
Esopo,
states that it can be
easily recognized as a
Spanish painting: The hard...
-
Archived 2011-05-14 at the
Wayback Machine Lawrence Marceau, From
Aesop to
Esopo to Isopo:
Adapting the
Fables in Late
Medieval ****an (2009); an abstract...
-
priests related the
story in
their ****anese
compilation of Aesop's Fables,
Esopo no
Fabulas (1593). In 1666 La
Fontaine included the
story in the
first volume...