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Лафонтен Жан (La Fontaine)
Лафонтен Жан де (Jean de La Fontaine): афоризмы, биография [rus] |
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Jean de la Fontaine, les Fables.
Toutes les fables de Jean de La Fontaine, chronologie, biographie, liasons. [eng] |
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A la dйcouverte de Jean de la Fontaine
Oevres, biographie et beacoup d'autre information [fra] |
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Ж. Лафонтен. Афоризмы, мысли, фразы.
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Toutes Les Fables de Jean de la Fontaine
Texte complet. [fra] |
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Aesop's Fables - Fables of Jean De La Fontaine in English and French
Fables of Jean De La Fontaine in English and French [eng] |
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La Fontaine
Fables choisies: mises en vers. [fra] |
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THE TALES AND NOVELS
J. DE LA FONTAINE [eng] |
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La Fontaine
Contes et nouvelles en vers. [fra] |
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Fontaine, Jean de La
Geboren 1621 in Chateau-Thierry und gestorben 1695 in Paris, erhob durch seine Bьcher mit Fabeln in Versen die Fabel zum Kunstwerk. Im Projekt Gutenberg-DE vorhanden: Fabeln [deu] |
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CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Jean de La Fontaine
French poet, b. at Chateau-Thierry, 8 July, 1621; d. at Paris, 13 April, 1695. He was the eldest son of Charles de la Fontaine, a deputy-ranger, and Franзoise Pidoux. After he had finished his studies at the college of his native town, he entered the Oratory (2 April, 1641) and was sent to the Seminary of Saint-Magloire. [eng] |
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Jean de la Fontaine, La Fontaine
French poet, whose FABLES rank among the masterpieces of world literature. In his own time La Fontaine was considered a vagabond, dreamer, and lover of pleasure. A rustic character, he never was a real courtier and drifted happily from one patron to another. Because of the universal nature of his fables, La Fontaine's poems about industrious ants, brave lions, and carefree grasshoppers are still widely read. [eng] |
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Beasts and Citizens Forty Fables of La Fontaine. English Translation by Craig Hill and illustrated by Andrew Stevovich, Limited Edition
Beasts and Citizens Forty Fables of La Fontaine. A new english translation of La Fontaine Aesop's fables. Translated by Craig Hill and Illustrated by Andrew Stevovich. Limited Edition. [eng] |
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