Centvm fabvlae ex antiqvis scriptoribus acceptae, et graecis latinisq́; tetrastichis senarijs explicatae
By: à Fabio Pavlino Vtinensi. Gabriae Graeci fabulae. Musaei Leander & Hero. Galeomyomachia incerti. Sybillae vaticinium De iudicio Christi. Batrochomyomachia Homeri
Contributors: Musaeus, Grammaticus; Prodromus, Theodore
Publisher: Apud haeredes Francisci Ziletti
Published: 1587
Place of publication: Venetiis
Language: lat; grc
Number of pages: 214
Other titles: Fabulae centum; Centum fabulae ex antiquis scriptoribus acceptae, et graecis latinisque tetrastichis senariis explicatae; Battle of the frogs and mice. Greek & Latin.
Notes: Each of the 5 works that follow the initial 100 fables has a special t.p. (except the brief Carmina Sybillae Erythraeae de Domino Nostro).

The initial 100 fables and the 2nd group of 43 by Gabria Graecus each occupy a single page and share a common format: a small woodcut is followed by the text in Greek (title, 4 lines of verse, a heading that means "moral" on a separate line, and finally the moral itself). The text is then repeated in Latin translation.

The ill. are confined to the fables. In at least 15 cases, an ill. appears twice, to illustrate different fables. In 3 additional cases, an ill. appears 3 times (on  p. 17, 43, 44; p. 19, 115, 144; p. 50, 117, 142).

Binding: limp vellum. Handwritten spine title.