Browsing by Subject "Babrius"
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Aesop's Fables
(University of Chicago Press. Chicago, 1960)The decorations are just that There is no intent to involve narrative in the picture. The rhyming verses are pleasing and not overly long--e.g., on the 2W. It might be fun to work Babrius into a lecture as a particular ... -
Aesop's Fables
(University of Chicago Press. Chicago, 1960)Here is an extra copy of this paperback with loose first pages. The decorations are just that There is no intent to involve narrative in the picture. The rhyming verses are pleasing and not overly long--e.g., on the 2W. ... -
Aesop's Fables
(University of Chicago Press. Chicago, 1960)The decorations are just that There is no intent to involve narrative in the picture. The rhyming verses are pleasing and not overly long--e.g., on the 2W. It might be fun to work Babrius into a lecture as a particular ... -
Aesop's Fables.
(University of Chicago Press. Chicago, 1960)The decorations are just that There is no intent to involve narrative in the picture. The rhyming verses are pleasing and not overly long--e.g., on the 2W. It might be fun to work Babrius into a lecture as a particular ... -
Aesop's Fables.
(University of Chicago Press. Chicago, 1960)Here is an extra copy of this hardbound version. The decorations are just that There is no intent to involve narrative in the picture. The rhyming verses are pleasing and not overly long--e.g., on the 2W. It might be ... -
Babrii Fabulae Aesopeae
(in aedibus B. G. Teubneri. LeipzigLipsiae, 1897)Accedunt fabularum dactylicarum et iambicarum reliquiae. Ignatii et aliorum tetrasticha iambica recensita a Carolo Friderico Mueller. I am surprised that I had not found this book earlier. It is a Teubner text in the ... -
Babrii Fabulae Aesopeae
(B.G. Teubner. LeipzigLipsiae, 1880)This Teubner text looks quite straightforward to me, with its total of 146 fables, of which the last nine are fragments. There is an Index Fabularum Lachmannianus on 64-66. What we might expect in an apparatus criticus ... -
Babrii Fabulae Aesopeae
(B.G. Teubner. LeipzigLipsiae, 1901)This paperbound little volume reproduces what I already have listed for Schneidewin's Babrius under 1880. Other than the change of date and the inclusion of advertising at the end of this paperbound volume, I can find no ... -
Babrii Fabulae Iambicae CXXIII
(Firmin Didot Fratres. Parisiis, 1844)A treasure, with its own history. The book once belonged to St. Andrew on the Hudson and Loyola Seminary at Shrub Oak! And no one ever took it out! Beautiful facing texts in Greek and Latin with notes. A quick glance ... -
Babrius et ses poemes
(Latomus. BrusselsBruxelles, 1973)A real find! Its pages were still uncut. Careful fundamental work on the text of all of Babrius. 200 fables are presented in alphabetical order with an apparatus criticus and French translation (132). An index of fables ... -
Babrius: Fables
(Elibron Classics Adamant Media Corporation,Hachette/Elibron Classics: Adamant Media. Paris/(Boston)[Boston, MA], 1847)Here is a case where I ordered the same book twice because I had not catalogued it promptly. The error allows me to keep a work copy of this handy paperback in Berkeley. It is handy because it gives two Greek versions ... -
Babrius: Fables
(Hachette/Elibron Classics: Adamant Media. Paris/(Boston), 1847)Here is the extra copy of this book. Here is a case where I ordered the same book twice because I had not catalogued it promptly. The error allows me to keep a work copy of this handy paperback in Berkeley. It is handy ... -
Babrius: Fables: Texte Grec
(Librairie Hachette. Paris, 1902)A standard small text in a series I had not known. AI of the fables at the back. -
The Fables of Babrius
(Lockwood and Co.. London, 1860)Pleasing rhymed couplets, in which Davies succeeds in his effort to keep the fables terse. This translation is mentioned in Perry's Babrius and Phaedrus (lxxii). It is the first translation into English after the great ... -
Les Fables Esopiques de Babrios
(Belin Frères. Paris, 1890)A beautiful book that I look forward to using extensively as we do Babrius this semester. The spine is leather, the endpapers are marbled, and the page-tops are gilt. One of the two biggest assets to me will probably ...