Wolf

The wolf is hunger with arguments. Before eating the lamb, he insists on being in the right. He promises the crane payment and calls sparing her life generous. In dog's clothing or shepherd's skin, his teeth give him away. He is the strong who wants reasons — and eats without them anyway.

1. Nº 64The Ploughman and the Wolf→
2. Nº 106The Kid in the House and the Wolf→
3. Nº 107The Kid and the Flute-Playing Wolf→
4. Nº 184The Sleeping Dog and the Wolf→
5. Nº 205The Lion, the Wolf, and the Fox→
6. Nº 215The Wolves and the Dogs at War→
7. Nº 216The Dogs Reconciled with the Wolves→
8. Nº 217The Wolves and the Sheep→
9. Nº 218The Wolves, the Sheep, and the Ram→
10. Nº 219The Wolf Proud of His Shadow and the Lion→
11. Nº 220The Wolf and the Goat→
12. Nº 221The Wolf and the Lamb→
13. Nº 222The Wolf and the Young Lamb in the Temple→
14. Nº 223The Wolf and the Old Woman→
15. Nº 224The Wolf and the Heron→
16. Nº 225The Wolf and the Horse→
17. Nº 226The Wolf and the Dog→
18. Nº 227The Wolf and the Lion→
19. Nº 228The Wolf and the Ass→
20. Nº 229The Wolf and the Shepherd→
21. Nº 230The Well-Fed Wolf and the Ewe→
22. Nº 231The Wounded Wolf and the Ewe→
23. Nº 274The Ass, the Crow, and the Wolf→
24. Nº 281The Ass Pretending to Limp and the Wolf→
25. Nº 314The Shepherd and the Wolf Reared with the Dogs→
26. Nº 317The Shepherd Who Lets the Wolf into the Fold→
27. Nº 318The Shepherd Who Played Tricks→