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The Testament of Cresseid : Justice, the Virgin and the Prison of the Planets -- The Aesopic Fables -- Chapter Two. The Jasp of Wisdom: Prologue and The Cock and the Jasp -- Chapter Three. Of Mice and Men (1): The Paddock and the Mouse -- Chapter Four. Of Mice and Men (2): The Two Mice -- Chapter Five. Justice and Retribution: The Sheep and the Dog, The Wolf and the Wether, The Wolf and the Lamb -- Chapter Six. Prudence and Imprudence: The Preaching of the Swallow -- Chapter Seven. Prudence, Pity and Piety: The Lion and the Mouse -- The Beast Epic -- Chapter Eight. The Equivocation of the Fiend: The Fox, the Wolf and the Husbandman -- Chapter Nine. The World, the Flesh, the Devil and Lent: The Nekhering (The Fox, the Wolf, and the Cadger) -- Chapter Ten. The Process of Degeneracy: The Talking of the Tod (The Cock and the Fox, The Fox and the Wolf, The Trial of the Fox) -- Platonic Myth -- Chapter Eleven. 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