Romulus Rhythmicus
Here you can see some fables from the Romulus tradition in medieval verse, featuring rhyme. The stanzas contain four lines each; the first three lines are Goliardic, and the final line is a dactylic hexameter.
- Book 1.1: de gallinacio
- Book 1.2: de agno et lupo
- Book 1.3: de mure et rana
- Book 1.4: de cane et ove
- Book 1.5: de cane flumen transeunte
- Book 1.6: de leone, bubalo et lupo
- Book 1.7: de vacca et leone
- Book 1.8: de furibus et eorum nupciis
- Book 1.9: de lupo ossa corrodente
- Book 1.10: de cane fetu gravida
- Book 1.11: quomodo duo mures obviabant
- Book 1.12: de aquila et vulpecula
- Book 1.13: de aquila et testudine
- Book 1.14: de corvo et caseo
- Book 1.15: de leone morbo languescente
- Book 1.16: de asino et catulo
- Book 1.17: de leone dormiente
- Book 1.18: de avibus
- Book 2.1: de ranis in pulude manentibus
- Book 2.2: de columbis elegentibus sibi regem
- Book 2.3: de fure et cane
- Book 2.4: de scrofa et lupo
- Book 2.5: de viro pregnante
- Book 2.6: de agno et cane
- Book 2.7: de synodo leporum
- Book 2.8: de leone claudicante
- Book 2.9: de leone et equo
- Book 2.10: de bello animalium
- Book 2.11: de accipitre et luscinia
- Book 2.12: de cervo siciente
- Book 2.13: de viro mortuo et eius uxore
- Book 2.14: de meretrice
- Book 2.15: de lupis et grege ovium
- Book 2.16: de rustico
- Book 2.17: de lupo et cane
- Book 2.18: de stomacho ocioso
- Book 2.19: de simia et vulpe
- Book 2.20: de animalibus regem cupientibus
- Book 2.21: de venatore et lupo
- Book 2.22: de pavone
- Book 2.23: de leone et ovibus
- Book 2.24: item de avibus
- Book 2.25: de patria simiarum
- Book 2.26: de leone et asino
- Book 2.27: de leone aegroto
- Book 2.28: de viro et leone
- Book 2.29: de camelo
- Book 2.30: de formica et cicada
- Book 2.31: de ove et corvo
- Book 2.32: de hirco, lupo et vulpe
- Book 2.33: de lupo Romam petente et nauta
- Book 2.34: de cervo, herinacio et apro