Gesammelte Werke und Tiermärchen von Aesop (Äsop)

The collection features mythical and secular short stories that serve as allegorical tales, highlighting common human flaws such as envy, stupidity, greed, and vanity. Rooted in the everyday experiences of 6th-century BCE Greece, the narratives often involve animals, plants, gods, or notable figures, making the moral lessons accessible and relatable. As the founder of fable literature, the author skillfully conveys profound truths through simple yet impactful storytelling, ensuring that the messages resonate with audiences both then and now.