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79407w65j9r	Emily J. Mahan	Reading Animals in Medieval Fable	2022		.txt	text/plain	219	7	22	Chapters are organized according to several themes: cohabitation between wild animals and humans; human domination of working animals such as dogs and donkeys; and the exploitation of domesticated animals such as sheep and birds for food and other resources. Discussion is focused on relationships between humans and nonhuman animals, as portrayed in works written and circulated in Britain during the Middle Ages, particularly: Avianus's fables; the elegiac Romulus; Alexander Neckam's Novus Aesopus; Odo of Cheriton's Parabolae; the Fables ascribed to Marie de France; the Morall Fabillis of Robert Henryson; and William Caxton's Aesop.	cache/79407w65j9r.txt	txt/79407w65j9r.txt