- into a
short fable in
Latin titled De
rustico amnem transituro in his
Hecatomythium and this was
subsequently included in
European collections of Aesop's...
- as a teacher. The work for
which he is prin****lly
remembered now is
Hecatomythium (1495), a
collection of a
hundred fables written in
Latin and largely...
- The next
version does not
appear until three centuries later in the
Hecatomythium of the 15th-century
Italian scholar Laurentius Abstemius. In his telling...
- who
wrote 197 fables, the
first hundred of
which were
published as
Hecatomythium in 1495.
Little by
Aesop was included. At the most, some traditional...
-
Italian author Laurentius Abstemius wrote a
collection of 100 fables, the
Hecatomythium,
during the 1490s. This
included some
based on po****r
idioms and proverbs...
-
provided a
sequel to the
story with an
opposite social message in his
Hecatomythium (1499). In this the lion
promises the
mouse any
reward it
cares to name...
- The
original and its
translation appears at Web.kyoto-inet.or.jp "
Hecatomythium,
fable 94". Aesopus.pbworks.com.
Retrieved 2012-04-04. "Fable XVI"....
- the Eel and the
Snake was
originated by
Laurentius Abstemius in his
Hecatomythium (1490).
Versions of it
appeared in
several European languages afterwards...
- Kriloff's
Original Fables, trans.
Henry Harrison,
London 1883, p. 210
Hecatomythium Fable 9, De
vulpe et
mulieribus gallinam edentibus "A Fox and a Knot...
-
commanded that at the start.
Laurentius Abstemius created another in his
Hecatomythium in
which the swan is
asked by a
stork (rather than a goose) why it greets...
