Esopo Fabulas

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Aesop; Traduccion de Julia Sabate Font

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2015

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My short stay in Franklin was rewarded by finding this paperback Penguin of Aesop. It surprises me. Although it uses the introduction Robert Temple gave his translation in the late 1990's, I think the source of its texts is not Temple's Penguin edition but rather Perry's "Aesopica." There is a reference to the original title of that name, but no reference to Ben Edwin Perry. I am not sure where else -- certainly not in any Penguin that our collection has -- one finds 472 fables, nicely arranged according to their sources: Augustana; "Primera Recension"; "Otros Codices"; Babrius; "Fables from the Life of Aesop"; Aphthonius; Syntipas; Byzantine; Laurentius; Other Authors: and a final addendum. An extensive T of C at the end gives a good overview of those divisions.

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Penguin: Random House

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