Zu Lydgates Isopus / [ed. Julius Zupitza].

Title

Zu Lydgates Isopus / [ed. Julius Zupitza].

Author

Lydgate, John, 1370?-1451?, Zupitza, Julius, 1844-1895.

Publication

Braunschweig: George Westermann

1890

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Contents

• The tale of the cok, that founde a precyous stone, groundyd by Isopus, the phylosopher of Rome, that yche man shuld take in gree suche, as god sent.
  • Lenuoy.
• The tale of the wolfe and the lambe groundyd opon Isopus, the phylosophor of Rome, ayenst raueyn and tiranny.
  • conclusion
• The tale of the frogge and þe mowse foundyd by Isopus, þe philosophor, groundyd ayenst de∣ceyte.
  • Conclusio.
• The tale of þe hownde and þe shepe groundyd ayen periure and false wytnes founde by Isopus.
• III. Die Fabel vom Hund und Schatten
  • preface
  • Here begynneþe a notable proverbe of Ysopus Ethiopyen in balad by daun Iohan Liedegate made in Oxenford.