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...their original title is Hiiopadesa, or Amicable Instruction : and, as the very exiftence of JEsop> whom the Arabs believe to have been an Abyssinian, appears rather doubtful, I am not difinclined to fuppofe that the firft moral fables which appeared in Europe were of Indian or Ethiopian...

...title is Hitvpadesa, or amicable instruction ; and as the very existence of .flJsop, whom the Arabians believe to have been an Abyssinian, appears rather...appeared in Europe, were of Indian or Ethiopian origin." See discourse delivered to the Society for enquiring into the History civil and natural, the Antiquities,...

...title is Hitopadesa, or amicable instruction ; and as the very existence of .'Fs<>i>, whom the Arabians believe to have been an Abyssinian, appears rather...am not disinclined to suppose, that the first moral fablrs which appeared in Europe, were of Indian or Ethiopian origin." See discourse delivered to the...

...their original title is Hit6padesa, or amicable instruction ; and, as the very existence of jEsop, whom the Arabs believe to have been an Abyssinian,...appeared in Europe were of Indian or Ethiopian origin." This account is corroborated by FRASER in his catalogue of Oriental manuscripts. "The ancient Brahmins...

...but their original title is Hit6padesa, or amicable instruction; and, as the very existence of jEsop, whom the Arabs believe to have been an Abyssinian,...appeared in Europe were of Indian or Ethiopian origin." This account is corroborated by FRASER in his catalogue of Oriental manuscripts. "The ancient Brahmins...

...to have been an Abyfjinian, appears rather doubtful, I am not difinclined to fuppofe, that the firft moral fables, which appeared in Europe, were of Indian or Ethiopian origin. VOL. r. F The Hindus are faid to have boafted of three inventions, all of which, indeed, are admirable,...

...have been an Abyffinian, appears rather " doubtful, I am not difinclined to fuppofe, that the firft moral "fables, which appeared in Europe, were of Indian or Ethiopian " origin." — See the Third Difcourfe on the Hindus, Vol. I. HITOPADfiSA*. THE INTRODUCTION, Praifeto GA'NESA'*...

...but their original title is Hipotedisa, or Amicable Instruction ; and as the very existence of JEsop, whom the Arabs believe to have been an Abyssinian,...or incident of an epic or dramatic poem is called tue/uWe. ' FABULOUS age, that-period in the history of every nation in which supernatural events are...