Capitolo 80
it threw on a gilded ax, while asking if he had lost him. The
Worker greedily grabbed him, and really you/he/she declared that you/he/she was the
very same ax that he had lost. Mercury, dissatisfied to his
knavery, brought away not only the gilded ax, but it refused to
recoveries for him the ax that he had thrown in the swimming pool.
The Aquila and the Jackdaw
An Aquila, while flying down from his/her Persian fish on a tall stone, grabbed on
a lamb and it brought aloft it in his/her talons. A Jackdaw that
testified to the capture of the lamb, it was mixed with envy and
determined to emulate the strength and flight in the Aquila. Him
flown around with a great flutter of his/her wings and fixed on a
great ram, with the intention to bring him/it street but his/her claws
you/he/she was entangled in the fleece of the ram and him it was not able to
release, even if he fluttered so much with his/her pens
as he was able. The shepherd, while seeing that that was happened, raced on and
picks him/it up. He immediately clutched the wings of the Jackdaw, and taking
him at night the house gave him/it to its children. On their motto,
"Son-in-laws, that kind of bird is?' he responded, "my certain Á.
knowledge he is a Daw; but he would like to think an Aquila."
The Fox and the you Lift with a crane
A Fox invited a you Lift with a crane to supper and provided that nothing for his
fun but some soup did of it pulsates out that it was versed
in a flat and wide dish of stone. Soup fell out some long account
of the Lifts with a crane to every bit and his/her irritation to not being
able to eat it allowed the Fox a lot of fun. The Lifts with a crane in his,
turns, churches to the Fox to sup with him, and it put in front of her a pitcher
with a narrow and long mouth, so that he could easily insert him the neck
and it enjoys his/her contents to his/her ease. The Fox, incapable also to
taste him, him met with an appropriate change after her way,
own hospitality.
Jupiter, Neptune, Minerva and Momus
According to an ancient legend, the first man was made from