Endnotes
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“History of the Aesopic Fable,” the introductory volume to my edition of Caxton’s Fables of Esope (London, Nutt, 1889). ↩
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An admirable and full account of this literature was given by M. A. Barth in Mélusine, t. IV No. 12, and t. V No. 1. See also Table I of Prof. Rhys-Davids’ Birth Stories. ↩
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Finland boasts of 12,000, but most of these lie unprinted among the archives of the Helsingfors Literary Society. ↩