Vulpes

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The Fox

A fox sneaks into town, but is caught inside the gates at nightfall. Feigning death in attempt to escape detection, the fox withstands one abuse after another for a while - its tail is cut off for a brush, an old woman plucks out its eye for a talisman, etcetera - but when it faces life-threatening injury, the fox can no longer lie still and leaps up to run away.



Vulpes appears in the following versions and secondary versions

Vulpes is narrated in the following occurrences

Narrator Pages
Empress Andreopoulos Syntipas, Arabic Version A1001 (Thousand and One Nights), Greek Syntipas, Hebrew Group A, Hebrew Group B, Hebrew Prints, Mishle Sendebar, Post-Byzantine Version, Reworking, Syntipas

Vulpes appears in the following manuscripts

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