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    Aesop was a legendary 6th century BC Greek storyteller known for his fables that cast animals in human roles to convey morals. Though Aesop never wrote down his fables, collections of them were later published in the 1st century AD preserving his work. His most famous collection is titled "Aesop's 101 Fables".

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    Aesop was a legendary 6th century BC Greek storyteller known for his fables that cast animals in human roles to convey morals. Though Aesop never wrote down his fables, collections of them were later published in the 1st century AD preserving his work. His most famous collection is titled "Aesop's 101 Fables".

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    AESOP (c. 620 - c.

    560 BC)

    Aesop was a legendary sixth-Century BC Greek fabulist. He travelled throughout


    ancient Greece, re-telling his quirky fables in which animals were cast with human
    characteristics in order to express an accompanying moral. Apparently, Aesop never
    recorded his fables on paper. However, his work survived through fable collections
    published by Phaedrus and Babrius in the first Century AD.

    Literature: Aesop's 101 Fables [selected titles] (550 BC).

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