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There is plenty of Philosophy in aesop 's fables .

《伊索寓言》含蕴着丰富的哲理。

" This is Aesop , the fabulist , the man of these charming little tales , often told in terms of animals and animal relationships , " he says .

“这是寓言家伊索——这些动人小故事的作者——经常在动物和动物间关系故事中表达的内容，”他说。

" I think what Aesop was suggesting is that when you offer a good turn to another human being , one can hope that that good deed will come back and sort of pay a profit to you , the doer of the good deed . "

我认为伊索暗示的是，当你对他人做了一件善事，你可以希望这一善事会返回来使你——做这件善事的人——在某种程度上受益。

Some of Aesop 's Fables are satires . 《

伊索寓言》中有一些是讽刺作品

Many great thinkers , like Aesop , lived a long time ago .

在很久以前，有很多象伊索这样的思想家。

Yet life is more complex than in Aesop 's fable .

然而生活比伊索寓言更复杂。

Don 't take advantage of people 's moments of weakness . & Aesop

不要利用别人一时的软弱。&伊索

There is always someone worse off than you . & Aesop

总有人不如你。（不宜妄自菲薄）&伊索

Beauty is no use without brains . & Aesop

如果没有头脑，美貌是没有用的。&伊索

Go , @ Aesop said to him .

走。伊索对他说。

Freedom is more important than comfort . & Aesop

自由比舒服更重要。&伊索

Do not judge people 's usefulness by their appearance . & Aesop

不要根据外表来判断一个人的用处。（人不可貌相）&伊索

Don 't neglect old friends , even if you no longer need them . & Aesop

即使你不再需要老朋友，也不要怠慢他们。&伊索

That 's good wisdom , which is wisdom in the end . & Aesop

最后正确才是真正正确。&伊索

A man in love is easily deceived . & Aesop

恋爱着的人容易受骗。&伊索

Aesop gave ants a reputation for being hard workers .

作家伊索盛赞蚂蚁是辛勤的工人。

Of course , @ said Eliza . Think before you act . & Aesop

当然想，伊莉莎说。三思而行。&伊索

Aesop : No act of kindness , however small , is ever wasted .

伊索：勿以善小而不为。

No one believes a known liar . & Aesop

谁也不相信人所共知的骗子。&伊索

For some people a safe , dull life is better than a rich , dangerous one . & Aesop

对某些人来说，安全而单调的生活比富裕而危险的生活好。&伊索

Pride increases our enemies , but puts our friends to flight . & Aesop

骄傲招来敌人，驱走朋友。&伊索

Whatever you do , you must accept the consequences of your actions . & Aesop

无论干什么事，都必须承担其后果。&伊索

One swallow does not make a summer . Don 't ' trust the first sign you see . & Aesop

一燕不成夏。不要相信你看见的第一个迹象。&伊索

The third source embraces the popular Aesop 's Fables .

来源之三是脍炙人口的《伊索寓言》；

Revenge is dangerous : it may hurt you as well as your enemy . & Aesop

报复是危险的：它即伤害敌人，也伤害自己。&伊索

It pays to tell the truth . & Aesop

说实话有好处。&伊索

The saying can be traced to one of Aesop 's Fables .

这个习语可追溯到《伊索寓言》中的一个故事。

Don 't trust flatterers . They usually want something for themselves . & Aesop

不要信任奉承别人的人，他们往往另有所图。&伊索

Slow and steady wins the race . & Aesop

慢而稳者胜。&伊索

Never trust a friend who deserts you at a pinch . & Aesop

永远不要相信在危急时舍弃你的朋友。&伊索