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** ''[[Fabula praetexta]]'': Roman tragedy in a Roman setting |
** ''[[Fabula praetexta]]'': Roman tragedy in a Roman setting |
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** ''[[Fabula saltata]]'': Roman pantomime (dancer accompanied by song) |
** ''[[Fabula saltata]]'': Roman pantomime (dancer accompanied by song) |
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*''Fabula'', [[Law Latin]] for a [[contract]] or [[ |
*''Fabula'', [[Law Latin]] for a [[contract]] or [[covenant (law)|covenant]] |
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*[[Fabula and syuzhet]], terms in [[Russian formalism]] |
*[[Fabula and syuzhet]], terms in [[Russian formalism]] |
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*[[Fabula (moth)]], genus of moths |
*[[Fabula (moth)]], genus of moths |
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*[[Fabula Award]], Slovenian literary award |
*[[Fabula Award]], Slovenian literary award |
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*[[Fabula (journal)|''Fabula'' (journal)]], a multilingual journal in [[folkloristics]] |
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Look up fabula in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Fabula may refer to:
- Fabula, Latin word for a play (see Theatre of ancient Rome)
- Fabula atellana: Attelan farce
- Fabula palliata: Roman comedy in a Greek setting
- Fabula togata: Roman comedy in a Roman setting
- Fabula crepidata: Roman tragedy in a Greek setting
- Fabula praetexta: Roman tragedy in a Roman setting
- Fabula saltata: Roman pantomime (dancer accompanied by song)
- Fabula, Law Latin for a contract or covenant
- Fabula and syuzhet, terms in Russian formalism
- Fabula (moth), genus of moths
- Fabula Award, Slovenian literary award
- Fabula (journal), a multilingual journal in folkloristics