Answer: AESOP
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Referring crossword puzzle clues
- Fable byline(Used today)
- Storyteller
- Man of morals
- Fabulist
- Tale teller
- Man of morals?
- Greek fabulist
- Fable writer
- Greek author
- Source of ancient fables
- Ancient storyteller
- Story teller
- Greek writer of fables
- Ancient fabulist
- Famous fabulist
- Fabulous fabulist
- Fable fellow
- Ancient fable teller
- Teller of tales
- "The Fox and the Grapes" fable writer
- "Belling the Cat" author
- Man of fables
- Legendary storyteller
- Greek storyteller
- Fable author
- "The Boy Who Cried Wolf" fabulist
- Greek fable writer
- Famous fabler
- Famed fabulist
- Man with morals
- Fable source
- "The Fox and the Grapes" author
- "The Boy Who Cried Wolf" writer
- "The Ant and the Grasshopper" storyteller
- Man of many morals
- Famous fable writer
- Fabulous writer?
- Fabled moralist
- Memorable moralist
- He wrote of "sour grapes"
- Greek moralist
- Fabulous fellow
- Fabulist of yore
- Fabulist extraordinaire
- Fabled storyteller
- Fabled fabulist
- Creator of many talking animals
- Creator of a cocky hare
- Big name in fables
- Ancient moralist
- "The Tortoise and the Hare" author
- "The Lion and the Mouse" fabulist
- "The Fox and the Grapes" storyteller
- "Sour grapes" fabulist
- The fable guy
- Noted Greek fable writer
- Moral man
- Moral authority
- Greek fable guy
- Fabulous storyteller
- Fabulous fellow?
- Fable writer of ancient Greece
- Fable guy
- Author of many fables
- "Sour grapes" storyteller
- ''The Tortoise and the Hare'' writer
- Writer with morals
- Storyteller of old
- Noted storyteller
- Noted fabulist
- Morals man
- Moral man?
- He wrote of sour grapes
- He told of the ant and the grasshopper
- Fabulous guy?
- Fabled tale teller
- Fabled fable writer
- Fable master
- Fable creator
- Fable collector
- Certain moral authority
- Ancient Greek storyteller
- "Zeus and the Tortoise" storyteller
- "The Tortoise and the Hare" writer
- "The Ant and the Grasshopper" author
- "Boy Who Cried Wolf" source
- Writer of the fable "The Tortoise and the Hare"
- Writer of tales with talking animals
- Writer of fables
- Tortoise immortalizer
- Storyteller with morals
- Storyteller of Samos
- Sixth-century B.C. storyteller
- Old fable writer
- Noted moralist
- Moral authority?
- Man with a moral
- Man of many fables
- Legendary story byline
- Legendary fabulist
- Legendary fable teller
- Legendary creator of talking animals
- Greek fabler
- Famed fable writer
- Fabulous writer
- Fabulous moralist
- Fabulous Greek
- Fabulous author?
- Fabulist who wrote of talking animals
- Fabled tale-teller
- Fabled fabler
- Fable teller of note
- Fable teller
- Fable man
- Fable composer
- Ancient man of fables
- Ancient Greek fable writer
- "The Wolf in Sheep's Clothing" author
- "The Tortoise and the Hare" storyteller
- "The Tortoise and the Hare" penner
- "The Fox and the Grapes" writer
- "The Fox and the Crow" storyteller
- "The Boy Who Cried Wolf" storyteller
- "The Boy Who Cried Wolf" author
- "Slow and steady" storyteller
- "__ and Son": storytelling segment on "The Bullwinkle Show"
- Writer with plenty of morals
- Writer with lessons
- Writer with excellent morals
- Writer painted by Velàzquez
- Writer of the fable "The Ant and the Grasshopper"
- Writer of tales with morals
- Writer of many fables
- Writer of fables like "The Fox and the Grapes"
- Writer of anthropomorphic tales
- Writer of animal stories
- Writer of 2,500 years ago.
- Writer of "The Gnat and the Bull"
- Writer known for moralizing
- Whom Aristotle mentions in "On the Parts of Animals"
- Whom Aristophanes is said to have "read"
- Who told "The Goose That Laid the Golden Eggs"
- Whence the phrase "sour grapes"
- Underground rapper ___ Rock
- Ultimate source of sour grapes
- Tortoise-and-hare name
- There was always a point to what he wrote
- The Greek poet Babrius versified his stories
- Teller of talking animals
- Teller of fabulous tales
- Teller of fables
- Teller of a hare-racing story
- Storyteller whose tales usually feature talking animals
- Storyteller of yore
- Storyteller of the 6th century B.C.
- Storyteller of old Greece
- Storyteller from Thrace
- Storyteller credited with the fable "The Wolf and the Crane"
- Storyteller cited by Aristotle
- Storyteller before Aristotle's time
- Story-telling slave
- Story teller of 6th century B. C.
- Source of the saying "The gods help them that help themselves"
- Source of sour grapes
- Source of morals?
- Source of fables such as "The Tortoise and the Hare"
- Source of fables
- Source of ancient Greek fables
- Source of "sour grapes"
- Sour-grapes man
- Sour-grapes author
- Some of his stories had asses and cocks in them
- Slave known for his stories
- Prolific fabulist
- Predecessor of La Fontaine.
- Pioneering fabulist
- Phrygian fabulist
- Person with morals?
- Person with morals
- Originator of the phrase "the lion's share"
- Originator of the phrase "Familiarity breeds contempt"
- Originator of "sour grapes."
- One-named slave writer
- One-named Greek fable writer
- One writing about "hare loss"?
- One of his stories is the source of the "sour grapes" idiom
- Old recorder of beastly behavior
- Old Greek storyteller
- Noted taleteller
- Noted man of fables
- Noted Greek storyteller
- Noted Greek fabulist
- Noted fable writer
- Noted didacticist
- Noted children's writer
- Notable fable writer
- Notable author of animal tales
- Name on many a children's book
- Name on a children's book of fables
- Name on a children's book
- Moralizing man
- Moral teller
- Moral person?
- Moral fabulist
- Moral creator
- Moral authority of old
- Many of his tales have speaking animals
- Man with many morals
- Man with many fables
- Man with a fable
- Man known for his morals
- Major fable writer
- Long-ago storyteller
- Literary moralist
- Literary contemporary of Croesus
- Life-lesson tale-teller
- Legendary story teller
- Legendary moralist
- Legendary didacticist
- La Fontaine predecessor
- His tales often featured animals
- His tales have stood the test of time
- His many tales featured many tails
- He wrote talking animal stories.
- He wrote of talking animals
- He wrote of a triumphant tortoise
- He wrote of ''sour grapes''
- He wrote about sour grapes
- He wrote "The Lion and the Fox"
- He told a hare-racing story
- He told a hare racing tale
- He told a hare racing story
- Hardly a man without morals
- Hand soap brand named after an ancient Greek storyteller
- Guy with good morals?
- Greek writer
- Greek with lessons
- Greek who wrote about hare loss
- Greek storyteller who coined "sour grapes"
- Greek moralizer
- Greek fable writer who coined the expression "sour grapes"
- Greek fable teller
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- Figure of fable
- Fellow of fable fame
- Famous writer of fables
- Famous moralist
- Famous man of fables
- Famous Greek moralizer
- Fabulous old Greek writer
- Fabulous moralist or moralistic fabulist
- Fabulous guy
- Fabulous author
- Fabulist with talking animals
- Fabulist whose stories often feature speaking animals
- Fabulist who wrote of an also-ran hare
- Fabulist who gave us "cry wolf"
- Fabulist who created speaking animals
- Fabulist of old
- Fabulist of note
- Fabulist mentioned by Aristotle
- Fabulist credited with coining the term "lion's share"
- Fables source
- Fables guy
- Fables byline
- Fables author
- Fableist
- Fabled writer
- Fabled man?
- Fabled guy?
- Fabled figure?
- Fabled author?
- Fabled author
- Fable's byline
- Fable writer who observed "After all is said and done, more is said than done"
- Fable writer who coined "sour grapes"
- Fable writer of ancient times
- Fable teller of old
- Fable recorder
- Fable penner
- Fable maker
- Fable figure
- Fab fabulist
- Early moralist
- Croesus contemporary
- Creator of many fables
- Creator of a talking tortoise
- Creator of "The Tortoise and the Hare"
- Coiner of the phrase "dog in the manger"
- Classical subject of a Velázquez painting in the Prado
- Classical storyteller
- Classic name in children's literature
- Big name in old fables
- Author who may not have written everything attributed to him
- Author who gave us "sour grapes"
- Author of many a talking animal story
- Author of a hare racing story
- Author of "The Lion, the Bear and the Fox"
- Author famous since 6th century B. C.
- Aristotle wrote of his animals
- Aristotle wrote about his animals
- Apologue author
- Ancient writer of fables
- Ancient writer of "The Tortoise and the Hare"
- Ancient teller of animal tales
- Ancient tale teller
- Ancient standard bearer
- Ancient moralizer
- Ancient master of didacticism
- Ancient Greek writer of fables
- Ancient Greek writer known for his fables
- Ancient Greek who wrote many fables
- Ancient Greek who wrote fables with morals
- Ancient Greek who told fables
- Ancient Greek fabulist
- Ancient Greek creator of "The Boy Who Cried Wolf" and other fables
- Ancient Greek author still widely read by kids
- Ancient Greek author of moral tales
- Ancient Greek author famous for his fables
- Ancient fable spinner
- Ancient fable source
- Ancient fable author
- Ancient animal expert?
- A man of morals
- A fabler
- "Zeus and the Tortoise" fable writer
- "Venus and the Cat" writer
- "Venus and the Cat" author
- "United we stand, divided we fall" writer
- "The Wolf in Sheep's Clothing" writer
- "The Wolf and the Crane" author
- "The Two Pots" storyteller
- "The Town Mouse and the Country Mouse" writer
- "The Tortoise and the Hare" source
- "The Tortoise and the Hare" fabulist
- "The Slave and the Lion" fabulist
- "The Rich Man and the Tanner" fabulist
- "The Old Lion" storyteller
- "The Oak and the Reed" storyteller
- "The Mischievous Dog" author
- "The Man, the Boy, and the Donkey" fable writer
- "The Lion's Share" author
- "The Lion and the Mouse" writer
- "The Lion and the Mouse" storyteller
- "The Lion and the Mouse" moralizer
- "The Hares and the Frogs" writer
- "The Goose with the Golden Eggs" author
- "The Goose That Laid the Golden Eggs" writer
- "The Frogs Who Desired a King" author
- "The Frog and the Ox" writer
- "The Frog and the Ox" fable writer
- "The Frog and the Ox" author
- "The Frog and the Fox" fabulist
- "The Fox and the Grapes" fabler
- "The Fox and the Crow" writer
- "The Fox and the Crow" moralizer
- "The Fox and the Crow" author
- "The Dog and the Wolf" fable writer
- "The Dog and the Bone" author
- "The Dog and His Reflection" source
- "The Dancing Monkeys" writer
- "The Crow and the Pitcher" writer
- "The Crow and the Pitcher" storyteller
- "The Crow and the Pitcher" fabulist
- "The Crow and the Fox" writer
- "The Cat and the Mice" author
- "The Bundle of Sticks" author
- "The Boy Who Cried Wolf" source
- "The Boy Who Cried Wolf" moralist
- "The Boy Who Cried Wolf" is one of his fables
- "The Ant and the Grasshopper" writer
- "The Ant and the Grasshopper" fabulist
- "Sour grapes" coiner
- "Slow and steady wins the race" source
- "Mother of invention" source
- "Look before you leap" source
- "Lion's share" source
- "Lion's share" originated from a story of his
- "Lion's share" fabulist
- "Life of ___" (ancient text about a Greek storyteller)
- "Familiarity breeds contempt" fabulist
- "Familiarity breeds contempt" coiner
- "Fabled" Greek storyteller
- "Belling the cat" originator
- "___'s Fables"
- "__ & Son": "The Bullwinkle Show" feature involving morality tales
- ''The Lion and the Mouse'' writer
- ''Sour grapes'' storyteller
- ''Familiarity breeds contempt'' coiner
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