J.M. Conde illustrated the tales of the legendary Greek fablist Aesop.The one here is ""Bell the Cat,"" with the moral: It is one thing to say something should be done, but quite a different matter to do it. Conde published his drawings in 1905 in New York. Aesop was a sixth-century B.C. legendary composer of Greek fables, whose characters were animals. Each fable had a moral. It was said that Aesop was a slave and had been freed by his master. .
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J.M. Conde illustrated the tales of the legendary Greek fablist Aesop.The one here is ""Bell the Cat,"" with the moral: It is one thing to say something should be done, but quite a different matter to do it. Conde published his drawings in 1905 in New York. Aesop was a sixth-century B.C. legendary composer of Greek fables, whose characters were animals. Each fable had a moral. It was said that Aesop was a slave and had been freed by his master. .

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53,4Mo (2,7Mo) / 28,6cm x 46,7cm / 3381 x 5520 (300dpi)

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6th century B.C. Aesop bell the cat Greek fable morals maxims Greek tales American book illustrator animal tales animals cat mice mice in council bell 500s B.C. 6th century B.C.

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