The Fables of Avian

Summary

The Fables of Avian is a chapter^[1].

Key Facts

• The Fables of Avian authored Avianus^[2].
• The Fables of Avian's instance of is recorded as chapter^[3].
• The Fables of Avian's editor is recorded as Joseph Jacobs^[4].
• The Fables of Avian's publisher is recorded as David Nutt^[5].
• The Fables of Avian's follows is recorded as Aesop's Fables not from Romulus^[6].
• The Fables of Avian's followed by is recorded as The Fables of Alphonse^[7].
• The Fables of Avian's place of publication is recorded as London^[8].
• The Fables of Avian's part of is recorded as The fables of Aesop, as first printed by William Caxton in 1484^[9].
• The Fables of Avian's language of work or name is recorded as English^[10].
• The Fables of Avian's volume is recorded as II^[11].
• The Fables of Avian's has part is recorded as Of the Old Woman and of the Wulf^[12].
• The Fables of Avian's has part is recorded as Of the Tortoſe and of the other Byrdes^[13].
• The Fables of Avian's has part is recorded as Of the two Creuyſſes^[14].
• The Fables of Avian's has part is recorded as Of the Asse and of the Skynne of the Lyon^[15].
• The Fables of Avian's has part is recorded as Of the Frogge and of the Foxe^[16].
• The Fables of Avian's has part is recorded as Of the Two Dogges^[17].
• The Fables of Avian's has part is recorded as Of the Camel and of Jupiter^[18].
• The Fables of Avian's has part is recorded as Of the Two Felawes^[19].
• The Fables of Avian's has part is recorded as Of the Two Pottes^[20].
• The Fables of Avian's has part is recorded as Of the Lyon and of the Boole^[21].
• The Fables of Avian's has part is recorded as Of the Ape and of his Sone^[22].
• The Fables of Avian's has part is recorded as Of the Crane and of the Pecock^[23].
• The Fables of Avian's has part is recorded as Of the Hunter and of the Tygre^[24].
• The Fables of Avian's has part is recorded as Of the Four Oxen^[25].
• The Fables of Avian's has part is recorded as Of the Buſſhe and of the Aubyer Tree^[26].

Body

Geography

The Fables of Avian's part of is recorded as The fables of Aesop, as first printed by William Caxton in 1484^[9].

Designation and Status

The Fables of Avian's instance of is recorded as chapter^[3].