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Crossword clue for "AESOP"

AESOP: He told of the ant and the grasshopper

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AESOP: Author who wrote "no act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted."; Famous fabulist; The Tortoise and the Hare penner; Early moralist; Fable guy; Fabulist; Storyteller of legend; Fabler of yore; Fabulous storyteller; Man of morals; Ancient storyteller who was a slave; One-named slave writer; Turkish-born fabulist; Familiarity breeds contempt coiner; Fabulous writer; Fabulous Greek storyteller; Fabulous moralist; The Perry Index lists his fables; Sour grapes originator; The Rich Man and the Tanner fabulist; Coiner of the phrase "dog in the manger"; Who coined the phrase "lion's share"; Fabled narrator; Children's moralist?; Author of many a moral; Fabulist of note; Fabled storyteller; Ancient fabulist; Fabulous raconteur; Fabulous fellow?; Writer about sour grapes; Fabulous guy?; Greek storyteller; Fable teller; His characters were animals; Legendary creator of talking animals; The Tortoise and the Hare storyteller; Storyteller of an ancient race?; The Honest Woodcutter author; Ancient standard bearer of morality; Namesake of an annual prize given by the American Folklore Society; Whence "the gods help them that help themselves"; Mercury and the Woodman author; Many of his works have two animal names in their titles; Writer known for his morals; Belling the Cat fabulist; B.C. fabulist; He wrote of "sour grapes"; He was a fabulous fellow; Man with morals; He was fabulous; Man of many morals; The Boy Who Cried Wolf writer; Name on a children's book of fables; The Fox and the Stork author; The Tortoise and the Hare writer; Ancient moralist; Greek fabulist; Historical figure of fable; Legendary fabulist; Sour grapes coiner; The Fox and the Grapes reciter; Ancient moralizer; Phrygian fabulist; Animals were featured in many of his fables; He told of the ant and grasshopper; He wrote about "sour grapes"; Fable writer; He told a hare racing tale; Legendary didacticist; Belling the Cat author; Fabled author; Man with many morals; Tale teller; Fable creator; He wrote of a triumphant tortoise; Storyteller who first referred to 53-Across; Writer of animal stories; Storyteller with morals; The Ant and the Grasshopper storyteller; Creator of many talking animals; The Boy Who Cried Wolf author; The Crow and the Pitcher writer; Fabulous author?; Moral person?; The Boy Who Cried Wolf source; The Fox and the Crow moralizer; The Lion and the Mouse moralizer; Greek who wrote about hare loss; Teller of a hare-racing story; The Crow and the Pitcher storyteller; The Slave and the Lion fabulist; Famed fabulist; Man of many fables; Slave of morals; Author of "The Cock and the Jewel" (note: not a pejazzling instruction manual); He wrote "The Ass Carrying the Image," which is not about a tattoo; The Quack Toad author; Fable man; Fabulous fabulist; Greek fable writer; Moralist; The Fox and the Grapes author; Noted fabulist; Author of didactic stories; Noted moralist; Noted storyteller; Sixth-century B.C. storyteller; Fable master; The Dog and the Bone author; The Wolf in Sheep's Clothing author; Legendary storyteller; Literary contemporary of Croesus; The Fox and the Grapes fable writer; The Frog and the Ox author; The Lion and the Mouse fabulist; Man with many fables; Lion's share fabulist; The Ant and the Grasshopper author; The Wolf and the Crane author; Greek with lessons; __ & Son: "The Bullwinkle Show" feature involving morality tales; Ancient storyteller; Greek with 12-Downs; The Fox and the Crow writer; Memorable moralist; Creator of a cocky hare; Man of fables; Sour grapes storyteller; The Fox and the Grapes writer; __ and Son: storytelling segment on "The Bullwinkle Show"; Notable author of animal tales; Storyteller from Thrace; The Boy Who Cried Wolf storyteller; Zeus and the Tortoise storyteller; Fabulist mentioned by Aristotle; Legendary moralist; One of his stories is the source of the "sour grapes" idiom; Writer of tales with talking animals; Writer of anthropomorphic tales; Writer with lessons; Lion's share originated from a story of his; The Fox and the Grapes storyteller; The Frog and the Fox fabulist; The Tortoise and the Hare author; Greek storyteller who coined "sour grapes"; Storyteller whose tales usually feature talking animals; The Ant and the Grasshopper writer; The Fox and the Crow storyteller; Storyteller credited with the fable "The Wolf and the Crane"; The Town Mouse and the Country Mouse writer; Ancient fable spinner; Greek writer; Sour grapes writer; Fabled writer; Aristotle wrote about his animals; Old recorder of beastly behavior; Source of fables; Fable name; Fable source; Fables author; Ancient fable teller; Ancient tale teller; Teller of tales; The Tortoise and the Hare source; Ancient fable source; Moral man; Source of ancient fables; Tortoise-and-hare name; Boy Who Cried Wolf source; Croesus contemporary; Fables source; Legendary story byline; Ancient Greek storyteller; Fable author; Mother of invention source; Storyteller cited by Aristotle; Lion's share source; Greek fable guy; Source of "sour grapes"; Ultimate source of sour grapes; Ancient man of fables; Fable's byline; Whom Aristophanes is said to have "read"; Whom Aristotle mentions in "On the Parts of Animals"; Ancient teller of animal tales; Long-ago storyteller; Legendary fable teller; Storyteller before Aristotle's time; The Dog and His Reflection source; Aristotle wrote of his animals; Greek fable teller; The Lion's Share author; Classical moralist; The Crow and the Pitcher fabulist; Fabled tale teller; Greek writer of fables; The Boy Who Cried Wolf fabulist; The Cat and the Mice author; Famous fable writer; Author who gave us "sour grapes"; Fable writer of ancient Greece; Figure of fable; La Fontaine's Greek counterpart.; Guest of the Sages of Greece.; John Gay's Greek prototype.; Ancient writer.; Babrius versified his fables, date unknown.; Author of "The Fox and the Crow."; He wrote "The Fox and the Grapes."; He wrote "The Lion and the Mouse."; He wrote about talking animals.; His stories have lived since B. 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Name on many a children's book; Originator of the phrase "Familiarity breeds contempt"; See 103-Across; Old Greek storyteller; Storyteller of Samos; The Mischievous Dog author; The Goose That Laid the Golden Eggs writer; The Lion and the Mouse storyteller; Classical storyteller; Greek moralizer; See 8-Down; The Frogs Who Desired a King author; Whence the phrase "sour grapes"; Source of the saying "The gods help them that help themselves"; Venus and the Cat writer; Classical subject of a Velázquez painting in the Prado; Greek with a storied life; Moral creator; Noted taleteller; There was always a point to what he wrote; The Two Pots storyteller; Ancient master of didacticism; Writer painted by Vel zquez; Writer painted by Velázquez; Slow and steady wins the race source; Moral authority?; Who told "The Goose That Laid the Golden Eggs"; The Hares and the Frogs writer; The Old Lion storyteller; The Tortoise and the Hare fabulist; Creator of "The Tortoise and the Hare"; One writing about "hare loss"?; 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Author who may not have written everything attributed to him; Pioneering fabulist