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Select Fables of Phaedrus offers a timeless collection of moral tales presented in elegant verse. Phaedrus, drawing inspiration from the earlier Greek fabulist Aesop, crafts concise and memorable stories featuring animals with human characteristics, each imparting a valuable lesson. These fables, written in Latin and later translated into English, provide insightful commentary on human nature, social dynamics, and ethical dilemmas. Through tales of cunning foxes, wise owls, and foolish wolves, Phaedrus delivers wisdom that resonates across generations. This edition preserves the charm and wit of the original fables, making them accessible to both young readers and adults who appreciate the enduring power of storytelling.
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