AESOP

AESOP


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Belling the Cat author
Belling the Cat fabulist
Belling the cat originator
Boy Who Cried Wolf source
Fabulous raconteur
Familiarity breeds contempt coiner
Familiarity breeds contempt fabulist
Lions share fabulist
Slow and steady storyteller
Sour grapes coiner
Sour grapes originator
The Ant and the Grasshopper author
The Ant and the Grasshopper storyteller
The Boy Who Cried Wolf fabulist
The Boy Who Cried Wolf storyteller
The Boy Who Cried Wolf writer
The Bundle of Sticks author
The Cat and the Mice author
The Crow and the Pitcher writer
The Dog and the Bone author
The Eagle and the Arrow writer
The Fox and the Crow fabulist
The Fox and the Grapes author
The Fox and the Grapes fable writer
The Fox and the Grapes reciter
The Fox and the Grapes storyteller
The Fox and the Grapes writer
The Fox and the Stork author
The Frog and the Ox author
The Frog and the Ox writer
The Frogs Who Desired a King author
The Goose That Laid the Golden Eggs writer
The Goose with the Golden Eggs author
The Horse and the Lion fabulist
The Lion and the Mouse fabulist
The Lion and the Mouse storyteller
The Lion and the Mouse writer
The Mischievous Dog author
The Tortoise and the Hare author
The Tortoise and the Hare penner
The Tortoise and the Hare writer
The Wolf and the Crane author
The Wolf in Sheeps Clothing author
The Wolf in Sheeps Clothing writer
United we stand
___ & Son: The Bullwinkle Show feature involving morality tales
The Crow and the Pitcher fabulist
The Lions Share author
47 Fabled fabulist
A man of morals
A moral fellow
Ancient Andersen?
Ancient Greek author still widely read by kids
Ancient Greek fabler
Ancient fable spinner
Ancient fable teller
Ancient fabulist
Ancient moralist
Ancient moralizer
Ancient storyteller
Animals were featured in many of his fables
Apologue author
Author of didactic stories
Author of many a moral
Author of many a talking animal story
Author whos probably legendary
B.C. fabulist
Certain moral authority
Childrens moralist?
Chronicler of a mammal/amphibian challenge
Classical moralist
Classical storyteller
Classical subject of a Velzquez painting in the Prado
Coiner of the phrase dog in the manger
Creator of many talking animals
Early fabulist
Early moralist
Fab fabulist
Fable author
Fable composer
Fable creator
Fable fellow
Fable guy
Fable man
Fable master
Fable source
Fable teller
Fable teller of note
Fable writer
Fabled author
Fabled fabulist
Fabled guy?
Fabled moralist
Fabled narrator
Fabled storyteller
Fabled tale teller
Fableist
Fabler
Fabler of note
Fabler of yore
Fables source
Fabulist
Fabulist extraordinaire
Fabulist of note
Fabulist of yore
Fabulous Greek
Fabulous author
Fabulous author?
Fabulous fabler
Fabulous fabulist
Fabulous fellow
Fabulous fellow?
Fabulous guy?
Fabulous moralist
Fabulous story-teller
Fabulous storyteller
Fabulous tale teller
Fabulous writer
Fabulous writer?
Famed fable writer
Famed fabulist
Famous fable teller
Famous fable writer
Famous fabler
Famous fabulist
Famous moralist
Famous storyteller.
Giant of fables
Greek author of fables
Greek fable writer
Greek fabler
Greek fabler of yore
Greek fabulist
Greek moralist
Greek moralizer
Greek storyteller
Greek with a storied life
Greek with lessons
Greek with morals
Greek writer of fables
He told a hare racing story
He told a hare racing tale
He told a hare-racing story
He told animal stories
He told of the ant and grasshopper
He told of the ant and the grasshopper
He was a fabulous fellow
He was fabulous
He wrote about sour grapes
He wrote of sour grapes
He wrote of a triumphant tortoise
His characters were animals
His many tales featured many tails
His many tales had many tails
His tales often featured animals
Historical figure of fable
Legendary Greek author
Legendary creator of talking animals
Legendary didacticist
Legendary fabulist
Legendary story byline
Legendary storyteller
Legendary storyteller of Samos
Life-lesson tale-teller
Literary contemporary of Croesus
Literary moralist
Man famed for his fables
Man of fable
Man of fables
Man of many morals
Man of morals
Man of morals?
Man with a fable
Man with many fables
Man with many morals
Man with morals
Memorable moralist
Model for the writer La Fontaine
Moral builder
Moral fabulist
Moral man
Moral man?
Moral person?
Moralist
Morals man
Name on a childrens book of fables
Name on many a childrens book
Noted Greek fable writer
Noted childrens writer
Noted didacticist
Noted fabulist
Noted moralist
Noted storyteller
Old Greek storyteller
Old fable writer
Originator of the phrase Familiarity breeds contempt
Originator of the phrase sour grapes
Phrygian fabulist
Premier fabulist
Rocky and His Friends moralist
Sixth-century B.C. author
Sixth-century B.C. storyteller
Slave of morals
Slave who became a famous author
Slave who told tales
Slave-turned-author
Source of the saying The gods help them that help themselves
Story teller of 6th century B.C.
Story-telling slave
Storyteller of Samos
Storyteller of legend
Storyteller of old Greece
Storyteller of yore
Storyteller with morals
Tale teller
Tale teller?
Tale-teller
Tale-with-a-point guy
Teller of fables
The Fable Guy
The Greek poet Babrius versified his stories
Tortoise immortalizer
Underground rapper ___ Rock
Whence the phrase sour grapes
Writer about sour grapes
Writer known for his morals
Writer known for moralizing
Writer of animal stories
Writer of many fables
Writer who coined the phrase sour grapes
Writer with morals
___s Fables
He wrote The Fox and the Grapes.
He wrote about talking animals.
He wrote The Lion and the Mouse.
His stories have lived since B. C.
Scrivener, 6th century B. C.
Early teller of animal tales.
Master fabler.
Storyteller akin to La Fontaine.
The above was his idea.
He wrote talking animal stories.
Originator of sour grapes.
Author famous since 6th century B. C.
Story teller of 6th century B. C.
Predecessor of La Fontaine.
Writer of 2,500 years ago.
Earliest fabulist.
Author of moral tales.
Ancient story teller.
Famous story teller.
Name famous since 600 B.C.
Fox-and-grapes man.
Ancient Greek
B. C. writer.
B. C. story teller.
Story teller of old.
Memorable slave of Samos.
Writer of 600 B. C.
B. C. fabulist.
B. C. Greek writer.
B. C. moralist.
Creator of King Log and King Stork.
Moralizer of old.
Name from 500 B.C.
B.C. storyteller.
Writer of 25 centuries ago.
Storyteller of old.
Early Greek writer.
Story-teller
Talking-beast taleteller.
B.C. Greek writer.
Greek writer.
Story teller
Sour-grapes author
Sour-grapes man
He wrote The Lion and the Fox
The Crow and the Fox writer
La Fontaine predecessor
Fabled fabler
Fabulous moralist or moralistic fabulist
Noted children's writer
The Wolf in Sheep's Clothing writer
Name on a children's book
Name on many a children's book
See 103-Across
The Wolf in Sheep's Clothing author
See 8-Down
Classical subject of a Velázquez painting in the Prado
Moral creator
Venus and the Cat writer
There was always a point to what he wrote
Noted taleteller
The Lion's Share author
The Two Pots storyteller
Ancient master of didacticism
The Tortoise and the Hare storyteller
Writer painted by Velázquez
Sour grapes storyteller
Moral authority?
Slow and steady wins the race source
Who told The Goose That Laid the Golden Eggs
Creator of The Tortoise and the Hare
The Old Lion storyteller
The Hares and the Frogs writer
The Fox and the Crow storyteller
The Tortoise and the Hare fabulist
One writing about hare loss?
Look before you leap source
Writer of The Gnat and the Bull
Venus and the Cat author
Author of The Lion, the Bear and the Fox
Famous Greek moralizer
Writer of fables.
Ancient Greek author of moral tales
Ancient Greek fabulist
Author of many fables
Reflective attitude adopted by a Greek writer
Greek writer a model brought over
Sit up following a storyteller
Storyteller getting adult to sit back
Storyteller can make adult sit up
Strike a pose, fabulous figure?
Storyteller with a stuck-up attitude
On 2nd of March, sit back for storyteller
Legendary fabler of the 6th century BC
Legendary fabler
Put a back on an old storyteller
Author strikes a foolish pose
A model upset fabulist
Sit back beside Athens' foremost storyteller
His stories made one sit up
Sit back after opening of Absolutely Fabulous man
His morals were fabulous
Writer taking Ecstasy in a sweetener
A bluff, upstanding moralist
Storyteller's revolutionary main work
Writer of bad English soap
Writer of comic operas? Not right
Suggest a rise for the storyteller
A concession to retain eastern storyteller
Old storyteller makes one sit up
Greek river with body of water rising
Writer of tales with talking animals
One of his stories is the source of the sour grapes idiom
Legendary moralist
Writer of anthropomorphic tales
Writer with lessons
Lions share originated from a story of his
The Frog and the Fox fabulist
To whom the mouse and the lion pose a problem
A model, upwardly mobile Greek writer
Sit back alongside a storyteller
A reflective attitude taken by a storyteller
A model upstanding moralist
Greek writer making comeback with the main work
Storyteller backed main event in theatre
He told tales for soap set around English capital
Allegorist's work written after deep reflection
Storyteller withdrawing main work
Every other part of tale is so apt for storyteller
Source of ancient fables
Ancient man of fables
Old recorder of beastly behavior
Source of fables
Aristotle wrote about his animals
Whom Aristophanes is said to have read
Whom Aristotle mentions in On the Parts of Animals
Long-ago storyteller
Ancient teller of animal tales
Writer who long ago penned the phrase Familiarity breeds contempt
Original author of The Boy Who Cried Wolf
The Goose That Laid the Golden Eggs author
The Dancing Monkeys fable writer
Legendary fable teller
Classic name in children's literature
He wrote the fables The Ant and the Grasshopper and The Fox and the Grapes
Hardly a man without morals
Enslaved Greek who wrote The Fisherman and His Flute
Fables byline
Creator of many fables that feature talking animals
Extract from reggae's oppressed storyteller
Fabulous person?
Storyteller before Aristotles time
Writer of fables like The Ant and the Grasshopper
Greek author of fables, d. c. 560 BC
Old Greek author sees river water rising
Hasten the progress of
Water sprite that is lurking under seaweed
The trimming or training of trees or bushes into decorative shapes
Fabulous writer with a revolutionary attitude
Storyteller recalled main work
Fabulist initially adopted revolutionary attitude
First century BC Greek author of fables in which animals are given human characters and used to satirise human failings
Fable collector
He penned The Fox and the Grapes and The Old Woman and the Wine-jar
Fabulous old Greek writer
Greek fable guy
Zeus and the Tortoise storyteller
Fabulist who inspired the term sour grapes
Greek famous for fables
"The Fox and the Crow" storyteller
Extract from reggaes oppressed storyteller
Greek storyteller who coined sour grapes
Greek storyteller who coined sour grapes
One can sit back enjoying his tales (5)
Source of the phrase "Look before you leap"
"The Boy Who Cried Wolf" author
Storyteller credited with the fable The Wolf and the Crane
Storyteller credited with the fable The Wolf and the Crane
His fables include The Ant and the Grasshopper
Aristotle wrote of his animals
The Dog and His Reflection source
The Ant and the Grasshopper writer
Greek fable teller
Moralist has bagels regularly before work
Greek storyteller making front of audience sit up
Writers answer: put question the wrong way
Sit up after a tale from him, perhaps
Fabulous old author?
Creator of a cocky hare
Famous fable creator
He wrote the fable The Ant and the Grasshopper
The Town Mouse and the Country Mouse writer
Author of "The Eagle and the Fox" and "The Fox and the Lion"
Source of the fables "The Fox and the Lion" and "The Lion and the Mouse"
"Belling the Cat" storyteller
Sit around next to a storyteller
Writer of the fable The Fox and the Grapes
Fabled fable-teller
A contrary stance for moralist




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