Les Fables de La Fontaine en Orients. Epigraphie and people came to see

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Les Fables de La Fontaine en Orients. Epigraphie and people came to seeIt is not always known that Jean de la Fontaine also owes part of his inspiration to Ibn al Muqaffa', an 8th century Iranian, and his animal fables of Kalila and Dimna, themselves taken from the Indian book of Panchatantra. The East used fables to make evident this human morality that La Fontaine brought to its pinnacle. In the 19th century, the French diplomat Flix Sbastien Feuillet de Conches dreamed up a crazy project: he sent his correspondents