Jean de La Fontaine

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Poeta, escritor y fabulista francés.

Vida: 1620–1695
Nacionalidad: Francia, Reino de Francia
Escribió en: francés
También aparece como: Жан Лафонтен · Ζαν ντε Λα Φονταίν · Jean de la Fontaine · Жан де Лафонтен
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Sus libros y colecciones en la casa 5

En francés 272

Traducido al inglés 177

Fable C. — The Lion going to war trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Cc. — The Partridge and the Fowls trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Ccii. — The Dog whose ears were cut trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Ccv. — The Lioness and she-bear trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Ccvi trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Ccxi. — The Farmer, the Dog, and the Fox trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Ccxii. — The dream of an Inhabitant of Mogul trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Ccxiv. — The Lion, the Ape, and the two Asses trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Ccxix. — The old Cat and the young Mouse trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Ccxvii. — The Cat and the two Sparrows. To the Duke of Burgundy trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Ccxviii. — The Miser and the Ape trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Ccxx. — The Bat, the Bush, and the Duck trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Ccxxi. — The Eagle and the Magpie trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Ccxxii trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Ccxxiii. — Love and folly trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Ccxxiv. — The Wolf and the Fox trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Ccxxix. — The Fox and the Turkeys trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Ccxxv. — The Crab and its daughter trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Ccxxviii trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Ccxxx trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Ccxxxi. — The English Fox. To Madame Harvey trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Ccxxxii. — The Ape trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Ccxxxiii. — The Fox, the Wolf, and the Horse trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Ccxxxix. — The Frogs and the sun trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Ccxxxv. — A Scythian philosopher trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Ccxxxvii. — The Elephant and Jupiter's Monkey trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Ccxxxviii. — The Madman and the philosopher trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Ci. — The Ass in the Lion's skin trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Civ. — The Lion and the Hunter trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Cix. — The Cockerel, the Cat, and the little Rat trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Cl. — The woman and the secret trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Cli. — Tircis and Amaranth. For Mademoiselle de Sillery trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Clii. — The Joker and the fishes trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Cliii. — The Rat and the Oyster trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Cliv. — The two friends trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Clix. — The Horoscope trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Clv. — The Pig, the Goat, and the sheep trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Clvii. — The funeral of the Lioness trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Clx. — The Torrent and the river trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Clxi. — The Ass and the Dog trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Clxiii. — The advantage of being clever trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Clxix. — The Madman who sold wisdom trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Clxv. — Jupiter and the Thunderbolts trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Clxvi. — The Falcon and the Capon trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Clxviii. — Education trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Clxx. — The Cat and the Rat trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Clxxii. — The Oyster and its Claimants trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Clxxiii. — The Fraudulent Trustee trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Clxxiv. — Jupiter and the Traveller trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Clxxix. — The Sculptor and the statue of Jupiter trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Clxxvi. — The Acorn and the Gourd trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Clxxvii. — The school-boy, the Pedant, and the Nursery Gardener trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Clxxx. — The Mouse Metamorphosed into a girl trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Clxxxi. — The Monkey and the Cat trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Clxxxii. — The Wolf and the Starved Dog trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Clxxxiii. — The Wax Candle trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Clxxxiv. "not too much." trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Clxxxix. — The two men and the treasure trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Clxxxvii. — The husband, the wife, and the Robber trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Cv. — Phœbus and Boreas trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Cvi. — The bear and the two friends trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Cvii. — Jupiter and the Farmer trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Cx. — The Fox, the Monkey, and the other animals trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Cxc. — The Shepherd and his flock trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Cxci. — The Kite and the Nightingale trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Cxcii. — The fish and the Shepherd who played on the Clarionet trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Cxciii. — The man and the Snake trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Cxciv. — The Tortoise and the two Ducks trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Cxcix. — The Swallow and the Spider trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Cxcv. — The two Adventurers and the Talisman trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Cxcvi. — The Miser and his friend trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Cxcvii. — The Wolf and the peasants trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Cxcviii. — The Rabbits. To the Duke de Rochefoucauld trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Cxiii. — The Countryman and the Serpent trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Cxiv. — The Hare and the Tortoise trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Cxlii. — The Cat, the Weasel, and the little Rabbit trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Cxliv. — The head and the tail of the Serpent trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Cxlix. — The man and the Flea trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Cxlvi. — Death and the dying man trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Cxlvii. — The power of fables. To M. De Barillon trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Cxvi. — The Ass and his masters trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Cxvii. — The sun and the Frogs trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Cxx. — The bird-Catcher, the Hawk, and the Skylark trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Cxxi. — The Horse and the Ass trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Cxxii. — The charlatan trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Cxxiv. — Discord trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Cxxvi. — The Rat who retired from the world trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Cxxvii. — The Heron trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Cxxviii. — The man badly married trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Cxxx. — The wishes trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Cxxxii — The court of the Lion trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Cxxxiv. — The Curate and the Corpse trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Cxxxix. — An animal in the Moon trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Cxxxvii. — The Coach and the fly trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Cxxxviii. — The ingratitude and Injustice of men towards Fortune trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable I. — The Grasshopper and the Ant trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Ii. — The Raven and the Fox trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Iv. — The two Mules trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Ix. — The town Rat and the country Rat trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Li. — The Fox and the Goat trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Lii. — The Shepherd and the sea trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Liii. — The Drunkard and his wife trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Lvi. — The Eagle, the wild Sow, and the Cat trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Lviii. — The Gout and the Spider trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Lx. — The Wolf and the Stork trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Lxii. — The Swan and the cook trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Lxv. — The Lion grown old trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Lxvi. — The drowned woman trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Lxvii. — The Weasel in the granary trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Lxx. — The Gardener and his master trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Lxxii. — The Ass and the little Dog trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Lxxiv. — The Jay dressed in Peacock's plumes trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Lxxix. — The old woman and her servants trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Lxxv. — The little fish and the Fisherman trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Lxxvii. — The Camel and the Drift-wood trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Lxxviii. — The Frog and the Rat trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Lxxx. — The animals sending a tribute to Alexander trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Lxxxi. — The Horse wishing to be Revenged on the Stag trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Lxxxii. — The Fox and the Bust trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Lxxxiii. — The Horse and the Wolf trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Lxxxiv. — The saying of Socrates trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Lxxxix. — The Earthen pot and the Iron pot trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Lxxxv. — The old man and his children trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Lxxxvi. — The oracle and the Impious man trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Lxxxvii. — The mountain in labour trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Lxxxviii. — Fortune and the little child trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable V. — The Wolf and the Dog trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Vi trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Vii. — The Wallet trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable X. — The man and his image. For M. The Duke de La Rochefoucauld trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Xc. — The Hare's ears trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Xci. — The Fox with his tail cut off trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Xcii. — The Satyr and the passer-by trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Xciii. — The doctors trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Xciv. — The Labouring man and his children trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Xcv. — The Hen with the golden eggs trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Xcvi. — The Ass that carried the Relics trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Xcvii. — The Serpent and the File trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Xii. — The Wolf and the Lamb trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable XIII. — The robbers and the Ass trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable XIV. — Death and the Woodcutter trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Xix. — The pullet and the Pearl trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Xl. — The Dog and her companion trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Xli. — The Fox and the Grapes trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Xlii. — The Eagle and the Beetle trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Xliii. — The Raven who wished to imitate the Eagle trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Xlix. — A will Interpreted by Æsop trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Xlv. — The Cat changed into a woman trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Xlvi. — Philomel and Progne trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Xv. — Simonides rescued by the gods trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Xvi. — Death and the Unhappy man trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Xx. — The Drones and the Bees trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Xxi. — The Oak and the Reed trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Xxii. — Against those who are hard to please trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Xxiii. — The council held by the Rats trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Xxiv. — The Wolf Pleading against the Fox before the Ape trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Xxv. — The middle-Aged man and the two widows trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Xxvi. — The Fox and the Stork trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Xxvii. — The Lion and the Gnat trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Xxviii. — The Ass Laden with sponges, and the Ass Laden with salt trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Xxx. — The Dove and the Ant trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Xxxi. — The Astrologer who let himself fall into the well trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Xxxii. — The Hare and the Frogs trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Xxxiii. — The two Bulls and the Frog trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Xxxiv. — The Peacock Complaining to Juno trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Xxxv. — The Bat and the two Weasels trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Xxxvi. — The bird Wounded by an arrow trad. George Walter Thornbury
Fable Xxxviii. — The Cock and the Fox trad. George Walter Thornbury
Preface to the Present Edition, with some Account of the Translator trad. Elizur Wright
The Frog that wished to be as big as the Ox trad. Elizur Wright
The Grasshopper and the Ant trad. Elizur Wright
The Hare and the Tortoise trad. Elizur Wright
The Raven and the Fox trad. Elizur Wright
The Shepherd and the Lion trad. George Walter Thornbury
The Wolf and the Dog trad. Elizur Wright
To Monseigneur the Dauphin trad. Elizur Wright
To the Duke of Burgundy trad. George Walter Thornbury

Traducido al ruso 11

Жениться хорошо, да много и досады (Лафонтен; Ломоносов) trad. Михаил Васильевич Ломоносов
Послушайте, прошу, что старому случилось (Лафонтен; Ломоносов) trad. Михаил Васильевич Ломоносов
Лишь только дневной шум замолк (Лафонтен; Ломоносов) trad. Михаил Васильевич Ломоносов
Ворона и Лисица (Г. Ржевский) — ДО trad. Григорий Павлович Ржевский
Стрекоза и Муравей (Крылов) trad. Иван Андреевич Крылов
Любовь Псиши и Купидона (Лафонтен; Дмитриев-Мамонов) — 1 trad. Фёдор Иванович Дмитриев-Мамонов
Любовь Псиши и Купидона (Лафонтен; Дмитриев-Мамонов) — 2 trad. Фёдор Иванович Дмитриев-Мамонов
Любовь Псиши и Купидона (Лафонтен; Дмитриев-Мамонов) — 3 trad. Фёдор Иванович Дмитриев-Мамонов
Любовь Псиши и Купидона (Лафонтен; Дмитриев-Мамонов) — 4 trad. Фёдор Иванович Дмитриев-Мамонов
Любовь Псиши и Купидона (Лафонтен; Дмитриев-Мамонов) — 5 trad. Фёдор Иванович Дмитриев-Мамонов
Любовь Псиши и Купидона (Лафонтен; Дмитриев-Мамонов) — 6 trad. Фёдор Иванович Дмитриев-Мамонов