Aesop's Fables [Full Audiobook]

[@mitchell2290]

0:19 - greed brings loss 0:43 - better less in safety than more in danger 2:37 - don't get ahead of yourself 3:39 - a man who talks for both sides is not to be trusted by either 4:37 - let those who propose be willing to perform 5:19 - pride comes before the fall 6:00 - no one is too weak to do good 6:57 - neccessity is the mother of invention 7:39 - 1:07:29 - nothing can compensate for a loss of liberty 1:08:03 - promises of suitor must be taken with caution (he is motivated to impress) 1:09:20 - attempt not impossibilities 1:09:45 - a fool trades certain gain for uncertain profit 1:10:33 - a man can be measured by his company 1:11:16 - the worst ingratitude is that which injures those who service 1:11:57 - flattery inflates ego, and deflates wit 1:13:08 - fair-weather friends aren't worth much 1:13:30 - greed brings loss 1:14:06 -

[@doomseeker]

THANK YOU man

[@terrellthetaurus6568]

Wow thank you.

[@alisa2284]

Thank you for the great abstract. Kind man.

[@good4gaby]

Thank you!!!

[@SssDdd83]

Thanks

[@touchonesw8535]

I an 48, I fell in love with these stories before I was 10. These stories go back that far in my memory..

[@roberta-qc9lf]

One of the best books to give a child. Mothers should give it to their sons.

[@ivancarlson953]

so many adults need a refresher on life's lessons

[@Languslangus]

👆

[@donaldscottsr2985]

Precious memories of a time in my past

[@mauricedavis2160]

I wholeheartedly agree with your comment Ivan!!!🙏👍🦉

[@Gammaundertone1313]

​@jewLUBEkneegahRsWHINE not even just Americans, it's humanity as a whole.

[@Dr_Binx]

These are timeless

[@micahsolis7]

i read a few of these in class but i absolutely LOVE the stories.. i could listen to them all day... which i did for 3 hours and 27 minutes long!!! i love Aesop's Fables!!!

[@aayushgautam7533]

Same same. 😊

[@wasimazher]

I'm not a kid...but I feel like one listening to these amazing lessons on life.

[@bradchambers5886]

Wasimuddin Syed Originally the fables were written for adults.

[@bradchambers5886]

@Atheos B. Sapien all has been revealed to me.

[@ka-bapraxis5887]

These sayings of Aesop were of chief importance to Socrates before he died

[@theoxandtherat1186]

If you are interested, we will be discussing these fables weekly. We just started, so stay tuned :)

[@laserbeam002]

I've heard many of these stories all my life but I didn't know they were part of Aesop's Fables.

[@funkyfiss]

I love how every story has a moral or life lesson that I don't have to figure out by myself.

[@ebuddha5]

My dad taught us these fables and I am glad he did. These lessons were exchanged for Barney and others and this young people have no frame of reference.

[@osmiumsoul9535]

It's amazing these stories were known and read throughout the history of rome, Caesar and cleopatra, Jesus, muhammad, the black death, the Renaissance and reformation, the train, the car, internet... people have always been intelligent and wise, however knowledge and uncertainty shift through time.

[@boyar3033]

Thanks to the narrator and the other people involved in the production and publishing of this recording.

[@MegasHegemon]

This journey is glorious.

[@4zaUniv]

aesop should make another one this series was really good

[@egorpro420]

@jewLUBEkneegahRsWHINE r/woosh

[@nameunknown007]

I’ve been asking Aristotle the same thing. Nice philosophy, why don’t you write more

[@mariarachelmartinez6873]

This was one of our bed time stories , those are good memories, the stories were short that as a kid you would beg for more.

[@iktomi5]

what a delight to re hear these true jems! just love the fable the wolf & the lamb... the tyrant will never give justice to the oppressed! This is today’s devotion... We’ve had in short succession 2020 one injustice after the other! Capitalism is no just system to the all! but of course the ruling class would disagree 100% arrr the truth is mired in suit & guff 😖 great upload

[@cheritripp9470]

I really enjoy Phil Chenevert reading. There's had been audiobooks I had chosen just because I saw he would be doing the reading.

[@jg11x11]

To learn these Fables the hard way is to truly live perhaps

[@SssDdd83]

Are you a singer :0 With 10 subscribers?

[@comancheclub3449]

Why *TF* aren't these simple yet indescribably powerful life lessons not taught in all schools??

[@oscarmike3482]

I'm certain they want us tp remain unwise. It's a tough balance. We need to be educated enough to prop up a prosperous advanced economy but ignorant enough not to see them scamming us.

[@mattmcd3523]

Probably that same reason they don't teach about taxes, budgeting, cooking, and getting ahead in life haha

[@SssDdd83]

​@@mattmcd3523 *HAHA*

[@monologtube]

Because they don’t want people to have common sense. They want cogs.

[@granddame1000]

Would love to have a channel with all this narrators stories. Have listened to him alot

[@bluemouth8066]

His name's Phil Chenevert.

[@music2heart4u]

The us political system would not be in the disgusting condition that they are in if they all understood these fables which I have known and cherished and passed on since I was a child.

[@elvisparker4691]

Thank you. Well done.

[@0532phillipjoy]

Fascinating. They date back almost as far as Homer...but not the one with the gun lol.

[@SabahsPsalm777]

I listen to this in bath somtimes it is so good

[@minaharker1544]

These bring back so many memories

[@brianplays3490]

Ahhhhhhh good classic clean literature

[@madamnugget6736]

brian plays when do we get to hear this

[@benjaminhoover6427]

at least we are still subject to war, just like back then. dont forget aesop is also just retelling the stories mostly from carthage after alexandria burned. a kind of re-establishment in a way. we're lucky to hear the old stories at all

[@spiritofmodernity9679]

@@benjaminhoover6427 Aesop was living way before Alexandria burned. And he was nowhere near Carthage. He came from Samos and died in Delphi. He was in the 6th century BC, during the time of Croesus of Lydia.

[@funkyfiss]

1:25:57 The Fowler story is not the original from Aesop. As you can tell they didn't have guns in 600bc. This version was written in the 1700s. In Aesops tale the Fowler is setting bird traps. And steps on a snake who bites him.

[@superbanonynous]

0:19 -The Goose That Laid the Golden Eggs - too much greed and impatience cause loss 0:43 - country mouse and city mouse - dont try to grab shiny object too quickly without thinking and simpler and safer is better then polish nd dangerous 2:37 - milkmaid and pot of milk - dont waste your time in thinking of future instead focus on working on present the best way 3:39 - The Man and the Satyr - anyone who does opposite or different things but give same reason must be dealt with caution 5:19 - fighting gamecocks and eagle - dont try to appear as king 7:36 - fox and crow - u start getting attention unexpectedly when u have smthing valuable 8:50 - shepherd boy nd the village nd wolf coming to eat - try to understand the pain smone takes to do smthing upon ur need even if they dnt tell u that they r doin smthing for u 12:09 - wolf turned sheep - if u know u r gambling nd everything is happening purely by luck then get out as fast as u can after taking what u need 12:50 -stag at the pool - everything no matter how u may think of useless or useful has some unique usefulness and use cases which needs a intelligent man to identify nd utilise ! everything has a use 13:40 - fox and the mask - beauty without utility is only used for decoration and isnt a real need 14:50 - fox and baby lamb PI 155 - try to understand what does the other person really wants and what are his intentions and desires and try to fulfill them instead of giving logical or good reasons or giving him the r8 path 16:00 - one eyed doe - life is like call of duty u r never absolutely safe so best wud to find the most optimal way to be safe and learn to handle situation

[@proud2bpagan]

noone is too weak to not do good...(my mom used to tell us this!)

[@MohaymenPK]

Thank you for sharing sir

[@Sinaduel]

So crows have shown casual understanding of water displacement since what, almost 2000 years ago? While having a 40 or more year lifespan. The norse weren't foolish to make crows a representative of wisdom.

[@asmrcandlelightclassics]

Very dramatic and interesting!

[@infinitynado4994]

This video has very high value of education.

[@Wraith.7]

favorite before bed listen

[@SpareChangePls]

If more people thought like Aesop we wouldn’t be where we’re at

[@zabba_2294]

Ahhh so relaxing

[@Burchrg24]

@14:45 The wolf and the lamb @15:47 Moral

[@sydneygovia6249]

Powerful

[@pilotdave6057]

Thank you!!!

[@reach4thestars67]

Thank you

[@zeldagamer9960]

I came here because of odd1sout and I'm glad I did

[@LeftWithRight]

This is so crazy. Imagine telling aesop every kid for thousands of years would know his stories

[@vibhusharma8422]

What are other books similar to Aesops Fables?

[@anelbre0904]

Thank you so much!!

[@loganmartin6534]

I wish the old would of kept in mind the parable of the old man planting the tree.

[@keyserswift5077]

Anyone know where the be careful what you wish for story starts?

[@fadafingling1218]

These are amazing I'm a kid

[@braddyboy83]

So good

[@JeffPryor]

Thanks

[@SssDdd83]

1:07:29 - Left of :D

[@SssDdd83]

1:16:11 Left Of For Now

[@dnagiewrevir5750]

1:33:00: The Ass, The Cock, And The Lion. Asop, you dirty boy

[@MG-ip8rh]

0:42 this is not a comment its just a like a bookmark :)

[@DCapital-hm8eg]

52:17 is also nice.

[@SssDdd83]

#LoveThoseStoriesChain

[@SssDdd83]

#LoveThoseStoriesChain

[@SssDdd83]

#LoveThoseStoriesChain

[@BrandonKratz-ey5qd]

Praise Jesus'

[@egorpro420]

yo aesop come to belarus its really fun (NOT) there

[@chinedushabazz183]

Is #393 The Servant (Washing the Ethiopian White) part of this audiobook?

[@rubewaddell1704]

Fabous. I note several stories are repeated but that is a minor quibble.

[@bojyo8812]

1:15:00

[@devinradloff8641]

The kids have to like it

[@pilotdave6057]

Devin Radloff i agree im a kid myself and i love it

[@englishshortstories2818]

Aesop's Fables: The Horse, Hunter and Stag Check it out here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e2Gtc4RogNOpiaM

[@DCapital-hm8eg]

51:13 the wolf plays big brain.

[@TravisLee33]

Yes

[@ObjectiveZoomer]

58:25

[@manishajoshi6530]

These are wonderful stories!!! Try this please and support kiddo kzbin.info/www/bejne/paqaiWuah8iejpo

[@englishshortstories2818]

Aesop's Fables: The Lion in Love kzbin.info/www/bejne/qaWteHVmf9aqg68

[@Randall2023]

Dauphin River First Nation Canada 🇨🇦

[@franstewart2229]

It’s me again I do want you to know all if you can do another Aesop’s fables all known all at as all the traveler and the purse all now all that’s another all great Aesop fables all all right all there all too so too so.

[@Languslangus]

🦁

[@benjaminhoover6427]

lots of egyptian stories... someone wrote a book about it

[@mariopantoja8259]

Lots of Babylonian stories. People wrote a book about it. Lol

[@thatawesomeguyzay3886]

1:20:04

[@franstewart2229]

I do so do like all the Aesop’s fables all equally so all and I do so do wanna know so all too so if you could do the dog in the manger so too so too. The dog in the manger is a all a an all Aesop’s fables all tales all too so too so.

[@jerseyboy90]

Reading this made my made my brain so do too my brain hurt

[@benjaminhoover6427]

lots of roman stories... someone wrote a book about it

[@BrandonWilliams-wf6hg]

1:04:12 that's not nice

[@maptales]

I’ve created a story map from the fable ‘The tortoise and the hare’ kzbin.info/www/bejne/jaatYq2hdqZkeLM

[@benjaminhoover6427]

lots of vedic stories...

[@azbornbey6304]

💯

[@itskasherz8044]

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[@SssDdd83]

I thought it was a rickrol :/

[@anthonycruz4556]

TheOdd1sout

[@suneethaarige1585]

yes

[@Languslangus]

Hes TOTALY not a furry.

[@Majinbeck_exe]

I don’t even know half the animals in this

[@thokongwenya711]

Trump needs to be sent these if he can read

[@nunyabeeswaxschaffer6036]

Foxy, find the greatest of all time. Then send it tumi….

[@avengerscap]

How about some editing? We don't need to hear about the boy who cried "wolf" a dozen times.

[@ronniedaniels613]

Ah 3 hours

[@whoisthebossimtheboss4487]

Three minutes in he mentions christmas. Aesop died in 564 B.C. . I think if the context was wxplained , I would ynderstand. Demagoguery and simplification stinks.

[@eeba4538]

17

[@nunyabeeswaxschaffer6036]

Badass find a noble jimmini

[@nunyabeeswaxschaffer6036]

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[@WaspKillas]

LOL

[@AncientRylanor69]

h8

[@avengerscap]

Can you stop being so PX? Aesop wrote of male characters almost exclusively.

[@fthkron_9651]

English class? 😂😂

[@JLondon951]

Thank you

[@DCapital-hm8eg]

44:25

[@mikehess4494]

Thank you

[@chameleonpowers1485]

1:39:00

[@DCapital-hm8eg]

1:02:45

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2:25:51

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2:27:33

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2:28:40

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2:43:32

[@drmantistoboggan2870]

1:04:19