伊索寓言
Also known as Fables of Aesop
collection of fables credited to Aesop
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"Aesop's Fables" is a collection of short stories credited to Aesop, an ancient storyteller, in which animals and objects act out simple scenarios to teach moral lessons. These tales have been retold and adapted for thousands of years, making them among the most enduring and widely known works in Western literature.
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- Author
- Aesop
- First published
- 1848
- Editions
- 91
- Subjects
- Fables, Animals, great_books_of_the_western_world, open_syllabus_project, Children's stories, Juvenile literature, Children: Babies Toddlers, Greek Fables
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- Image
- Aesop and Priests by Francis Barlow 1687.png
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- Commons category
- Aesop's Fables
- title
- Αισώπου Μύθοι
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Article · 中文
《伊索寓言》是源自古希腊的一系列寓言，相傳由伊索創作，再由後人集結成書。也有人認為並無伊索其人，只是古人假托其名將一些民間故事結集成書。《伊索寓言》脍炙人口，对欧洲的寓言文学影响很大，拉封丹著名的《寓言詩》即以《伊索寓言》為主要素材。《伊索寓言》的一系列故事，大都篇輻短小，卻能闡述大道理，深具哲理，具有很高的文學價值，因此成為世界上流傳廣泛的經典作品。
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