Examples of using A fable in English and their translations into Greek
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Like a fable.
As Napoleon once said,‘What is history, but a fable agreed upon?'”(p.256).
I'm afraid that was just a fable, dear.
That's only a fable.
It's a fable with a meaning and a significance for you
Who Will Tell a Fable' is one of a number of Armenian cartoons popular for their surrealist style.
A fable says that the monastery htj'stike from the parents arhontopoy'las from the Byzantium,
This bestselling modern classic is a fable about seeking a higher purpose in life,
There is a fable in which a frog gives a scorpion a ride across a river.
once again for his novel"A Fable" in 1955.
This is a fable about the importance of seeking a higher purpose in life, even if your flock, tribe,
rounding a fable here and there,
If you should write a fable for little fishes,
In fact, the Tower of Babel story in the Bible is a fable and warning about the power of language.
perhaps a fable, a fairy tale, or a legend.
started the tradition of writing love letters is not a fable.
St. Augustine wondered whether The Golden Ass told of true events or was‘simply' a fable.
the wooden horse is probably just a fable that comes from Homer's Odyssey.
But now, are we to forgo all this progress because Mr. Brady now frightens us with a fable.