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Title: Version of Seven Sages, in the original language but using the Latin alphabet
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Language of text	Toggle options Alemannisch Arabic Aramaic Armenian Bairisch Bairisch-Nordwesttirol Bairisch-Österreichisch Bulgarian Byzantine Castilian Catalan Czech Danish Dutch Elsässisch English French Fränkisch Gaelic German (High and Low German) Hebrew Hochalemannisch Hungarian Iberian Arabic Icelandic Italian Latin Lithuanian Maghrebi Middelnederlands Middle Arabic Middle English Middle Scots Middle Welsh Moselfränkisch Niederalemannisch Nordbairisch North African Maghrebi Norwegian Oberdeutsch-Bairisch Old French Old French (Lorraine) Old French (nord) Old Spanish Old Swedish Older Scots Ostfränkisch Ostmitteldeutsch Ostschwäbisch Persian Polish Rheinfränkisch Romanian Russian Schwäbisch Schwäbisch-Bairisch Scots Scots Gaelic Serbian Spanish Swedish Syrian Südbairisch Südostalemannisch Südrheinfränkisch Turkish Welsh Westbairisch Westmittelbairisch Westoberdeutsch Westschwäbisch Yiddish Österreichisch
Regional or specific language of version	Toggle options Alemannisch Arabic Aramaic Armenian Bairisch Bairisch-Nordwesttirol Bairisch-Österreichisch Bulgarian Byzantine Castilian Catalan Czech Danish Dutch Elsässisch English French Fränkisch Gaelic German (High and Low German) Hebrew Hochalemannisch Hungarian Iberian Arabic Icelandic Italian Latin Lithuanian Maghrebi Middelnederlands Middle Arabic Middle English Middle Scots Middle Welsh Moselfränkisch Niederalemannisch Nordbairisch North African Maghrebi Norwegian Oberdeutsch-Bairisch Old French Old French (Lorraine) Old French (nord) Old Spanish Old Swedish Older Scots Ostfränkisch Ostmitteldeutsch Ostschwäbisch Persian Polish Rheinfränkisch Romanian Russian Schwäbisch Schwäbisch-Bairisch Scots Scots Gaelic Serbian Spanish Swedish Syrian Südbairisch Südostalemannisch Südrheinfränkisch Turkish Welsh Westbairisch Westmittelbairisch Westoberdeutsch Westschwäbisch Yiddish Österreichisch
Modern research literature	×Capelli (1865)
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General Notes (External):	Regarded by [[Wikeley (1983)]] to be the 'prototype' of [[Erasto]].
Notes on the frame:	According to [[Wikeley (1983)]], the prince is called Erasto, the stepmother Afrodisia, and the sages are named.

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