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What is aesop's symbol?

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Aesop's symbol is typically represented by the image of a fable or moral story, often involving animals and conveying a lesson or truth about human nature or behavior. Additionally, the image of the tortoise and the hare is commonly associated with Aesop's fables and serves as a symbolic representation of his moral teachings.

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