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Chapter 17 CONCLUSION.
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Released on: 06/12/2017
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Contents
Chapter 1 No.1
Chapter 2 DEFINITION OF FABLE.
Chapter 3 CHARACTERISTICS OF FABLES.
Chapter 4 THE MORAL AND APPLICATION OF FABLES.
Chapter 5 FABULISTS AS CENSORS.
Chapter 6 LESSONS TAUGHT BY FABLES.
Chapter 7 SOP.
Chapter 8 STORIES RELATED OF SOP.
Chapter 9 THE SOPIAN FABLES.
Chapter 10 PH DRUS AND BABRIUS.
Chapter 11 THE FABLE IN HISTORY AND MYTH.
Chapter 12 HINDOO, ARABIAN, AND PERSIAN FABLES.-PILPAY, LOCMAN.-THE 'GESTA ROMANORUM.'
Chapter 13 MODERN FABULISTS LA FONTAINE, GAY.
Chapter 14 MODERN FABULISTS DODSLEY, NORTHCOTE.
Chapter 15 MODERN FABULISTS LESSING, YRIARTE, KRILOF.
Chapter 16 OTHER AND OCCASIONAL FABULISTS.
Chapter 17 CONCLUSION.
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