Cent Fablos Imitados De La Fountèno Amb'un Pessuc De Farinals

This book is a collection of one hundred fables, originally written in Occitan by Pierre de Corbian, known as the Foulques de Saintonge. The fables are moralistic tales, often featuring animals as protagonists, and are intended to teach children and adults alike about the virtues of honesty, diligence, and compassion. This charming edition, translated into modern French, is perfect for those who love fables and folktales.
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