Antologia di Prosa e Poesia Latina

Abstract

This anthology takes two sets of fables from the Müller Teubner edition of 1881. There are fifteen fables in the first book (40-45) and thirty in the second book (93-113), including several at the end from Horace, Ennio pr. Gellio (?), and Ovid. The others come from Phaedrus. Copious but simple Italian notes. This paper-covered book has suffered in its century of existence! What a pleasure it was to hunt in the library saved in this Jesuit house in Turin! And how gracious of Fr. Gasca to invite me!