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23 |
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FOLGER FABLES |
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As Xanthus publicly confirms Aesop's free status, Aesop explains to the citizens of Samos that the eagle snatching up the 'Publique Ring' and dropping it into the lap of a slave, was an sign of the attempt of Croesus of Lydia to subjugate them |
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