The Fables of Odo of Cheriton

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Syracuse University Press, 1985 - Fiction - 197 pages
 

Contents

Introduction
1
The Fables of Odo of Cheriton
63
Prologue
65
How the Trees Elected a King
68
The Ants
70
The Chicks Elect a King
71
An Abbot Food and Some Monks
72
The Hawk the Dove and the Duke
73
One Dog Two Men
147
The Dogs an Ass and His Lord
148
The Cheese and the Raven
149
An Athenian
150
A Further Treatment of the Same Theme
151
The He Goat Who Wanted To Take a Ride
152
An Aged Father His Son and the King
153
The Wolf and the Fox
154

The Hornet
74
The Buzzard and the Hawks Nest
75
The Cuckoo and the Sparrow
76
The Stork and the Wolf
77
A Certain Bird of Saint Martin
78
The Bird Called Break Bone
80
The Stork and His Wife
81
The Heretic and the Fly
82
The Cats Beautiful Wife
143
The Stork and the Serpent
144
The Peacock Stripped of Its Plumage
145
The Toad and the Frog
146
The Fly and the Ant
155
An Explanatory Note
157
Alternate Prologue to The Fables of Odo of Cheriton
158
The Eagle and the Cuckoo
159
Philomel and a Bowman
160
A Certain Man Flees the Unicorn
161
The Mouse and His Sons
162
The Lord Theodosius Bishop of Sion
163
The Wolf the Fox and the Ass
165
Notes to the Translation
167
Bibliography
181
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