FABLES OF AESOP - L'Estrange, 1st 1692 - MORAL MORALITY LESSONS MYTHOLOGY MYTHS HERBALS rubbed leather corners and edges

rubbed leather corners and edges

Bartlett's primary concern was to render "lively impressions of actual sights"

An Occult Tale of Adventure in Untersberg

Publisher: Dove Press

text has underlining (mostly in pencil

FABLES OF AESOP - L'Estrange, 1st 1692 - MORAL MORALITY LESSONS MYTHOLOGY MYTHS HERBALS rubbed leather corners and edgesFABLES OF AESOP AND OTHER EMINENT MYTHOLOGISTS WITH MORALS AND REFLEXIONS Book Details + Condition: R. Sare (London). First Edition,1692. 480 pages. Hardcover in full leather binding, with gilt and raised bands to spine. Engraved frontis portrait of the author by Robert White after a painting by Godfrey Kneller. Volume by English author Sir Roger L'Estrange (b. 1616) containing English translations of Aesop's fables, as well as concise explanations of