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De l’origine des fables
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  • Fontenelle, Bernard Le Bovier, sieur de
    Bernard Le Bovier, sieur de Fontenelle

    …to historiography, shown in his De l’origine des fables (1724; ā€œOf the Origin of Fablesā€), in which he supports the theory that similar fables arise independently in several cultures and also tentatively addresses himself to comparative religion.

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    …to historiography, shown in his De l’origine des fables (1724; ā€œOf the Origin of Fablesā€), in which he supports the theory that similar fables arise independently in several cultures and also tentatively addresses himself to comparative religion.

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