Le Roman De Renard [French]

Le Roman de Renard is a collection of medieval allegorical French tales revolving around the character of Renard, an anthropomorphic red fox, and his interactions with other animals. These stories, composed by various authors between 1170 and 1250, satirize human society and institutions through the clever and often mischievous exploits of Renard. This edition, originally published in 1914, presents the classic tales in their original French, offering readers a glimpse into medieval storytelling and social commentary. The enduring appeal of Le Roman de Renard lies in its witty narratives and its timeless exploration of human nature through the lens of animal fable.

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