The Fables of Phaedrus: Reading Exercises in Latin* by Dainis Zeps, Univeristy of Latvia Table of Contents Click on one of the titles below to read the fable in Latin. Check out the How to Read the Fables page for help using these exercises. Prologus Vulpis ad Personam Tragicam Pastor et capella Taurus et Vitulus Serpens et Lacerta De Vulpe et Uva Serpens Misericordi Nociva Canes Famelici Ovis Cervus et Lupus Asinus ad Lyram Serpens ad Fabrum Ferrarium Aesopus ad quendam de Successu Improborum Canis per Fluvium Carnem Ferens Socrates ad Amicos Canis Fidelis Canes et Corcodilli Pullus ad Margaritam Ovis Canis et Lupus Aesopus et victor gymnicus Aesopus et Petulans Lupus et Vulpis Iudice Simio Rana Rupta et Bos Passer ad Leporem Consiliator Asinus ad Senem Pastorem Vacca et Capella, Ovis et Leo Musca et Mula Ranae Metuentes Proelia Taurorum Vulpis et Caper Vulpis et Corvus Lupus et Gruis De Lusu et Severitate Muli Duo et Latrones Lupus et Agnus Duo Milites et Latro Cervus ad Fontem Graculus Superbus et Pavo Aquila et Cornix Ex Sutore Medicus Credits These exercises are for use with Microsoft Internet Explorer or Opera Software's browser.

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