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showcases a
virtual exhibit, ‘‘
Philogelos: The
First Joke Book,”
featuring cartoons created from
translations of the
Philogelos collection.
Roman jokes Poetics...
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reign of
Diocletian Hierocles,
possibly 4th century, co-editor of
Philogelos Hierocles of Alexandria, 5th century, Gr****
Neoplatonist writer Hierocles...
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Isopteryx hermeasalis Walker, 1859 Falx
sinuosalis Amsel, 1956
Parthenodes nymphulalis Hampson, 1906
Sufetula philogelos Dyar, 1922
Falcimorpha philogelos...
- price)", or "with
Tertia putting out." The
earliest extant joke book is the
Philogelos (Gr**** for The Laughter-Lover), a
collection of 265
jokes written in crude...
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indexes G. Pachymeres,
Hierocles and Philagrios,
Declamationes XIII,
Philogelos. G. Pachymeris, De
Michaele et
Andronico Paleologis, Bonn, 1835., Gr****...
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included among Aesop's
Fables and
later in the 4th
century CE joke book, the
Philogelos. It is
numbered 57 in the
Perry Index. This
fable falls into the category...
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after being sold a
parrot who 'joined the bleedin'
choir invisible.'" The
Philogelos, the
oldest surviving joke book from
antiquity written in the
fourth century...
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collection of some 260
witticisms attributed to
Hierocles and Philagrius, the
Philogelos, has no
connection with
Hierocles of Alexandria, but is
probably a compilation...
- was Abdera, but I wasn't silent" ("Hic,
Abdera non
tacente me"). The
Philogelos, a Gr****-language joke book
compiled in the 4th
century AD, has a chapter...
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Nasreddin dates to 1571. Some of the stories, however, are in the
Philogelos[citation needed] and Aesop's fables. Today,
Nasreddin stories are told...
