Folk Tale
Canis et Thesaurus et Vulturius
Translations / Adaptations
| Text title | Language | Author | Publication Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Dog, Treasure, and Vulture | English | C. Smart | 1887 |
| Le Chien, le Trésor et le Vautour | French | _ | _ |
| Title | Canis et Thesaurus et Vulturius |
|---|---|
| Book Author | Phaedrus |
| Chapter Nr. | 1.27 |
| Language code | lat |
Haec res auaris esse conueniens potest, et qui, humiles nati, dici locupletes student. Humana effodiens ossa thesaurum canis inuenit, et, uiolarat quia Manes deos, iniecta est illi diuitiarum cupiditas, poenas ut sanctae religioni penderet. Itaque, aurum dum custodit oblitus cibi, fame est consumptus. Quem stans uulturius super fertur locutus 'O canis, merito iaces, qui concupisti subito regales opes, triuio conceptus, educatus stercore'.
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