The book "Fables of Phaedrus" is a collection of ancient fables written by the Roman poet Phaedrus. This collection is a collection of short stories in which animals act as characters and reveal human flaws or shortcomings. Phaedrus used fables as a means of criticizing social phenomena and human behavior. His works are known for their wisdom, deep meaning and conciseness. The translation of these fables into English helps the modern reader understand ancient Roman culture and values. The book is also accompanied by explanatory notes that help to better understand the content and context of each story. "Fables of Phaedra" remain relevant and expressive to this day, reminding us of the eternity of morality and wisdom encoded in ancient stories.