Plural of apologue; multiple moral fables or allegorical stories that teach lessons.
Plural of apologue using standard -s ending. From Greek apologos + English pluralization, maintaining the fable-story meaning from its origins.
Medieval monks didn't just copy religious texts—they also carefully preserved apologues like the tale of 'Reynard the Fox,' recognizing that moral lessons through animals could spread Christianity's values to common people.
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