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-# [[discourse]], [[narrative]]+'''Fabulae''' is the Latin term for [[story]], from which is derived the modern term [[fable]].
-# a [[tale]], [[story]]+ 
-# a [[poem]], [[play]]+Other meanings include [[discourse]], [[narrative]], [[tale]], [[story]], [[poem]], [[play]], [[concern]], [[matter]] and [[romance]].
-# [[concern]], [[matter]]+ 
 +== Practitioners in Rome ==
 + 
 +*[[Lucius Pomponius]] - Dramatist, a writer of the [[Atellan Farce|Atellanae fabulae]]
 +*[[Quintus Novius]] - Dramatist, a writer of the [[Atellan Farce|Atellanae fabulae]]
 +*[[Phaedrus (fabulist) |Phaedrus]] (15 BCE – 50 CE), [[Roman fabulist]], by birth a [[Ancient Macedonians|Macedonian]].
 +*[[Gaius Julius Hyginus]]
 +==Collections==
 + 
 +*[[Fabulae (Aesopus)]] ([[Aesopus]])
 +*[[Fabulae (Avianus)]] ([[Flavius Avianus]])
 +*[[Genealogiarum liber - Fabulae]] ([[Hyginus Mythographus]])
 +*[[Fabulae (Phaedrus)]] ([[Phaedrus (fabulist)|Phaedrus]])
 + 
==See also== ==See also==
 +*[[Fabulae (disambiguation)]]''
*[[Fabula and sujet]] *[[Fabula and sujet]]
*[[Fable]] *[[Fable]]
*[[Fabulation]] *[[Fabulation]]
 +*[[Fabulism]]
 +*[[Farce]]
 +*[[Theatre of ancient Rome]]
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Fabulae is the Latin term for story, from which is derived the modern term fable.

Other meanings include discourse, narrative, tale, story, poem, play, concern, matter and romance.

Practitioners in Rome

Collections

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