Fox Goose

There are moreover otters in the river, which they consider to be sacred; and of fish also they esteem that which is called the lepidotos to be sacred, and also the eel; and these they say are sacred to the Nile: and of birds the fox-goose. ❋ Herodotus (2003)

There is a halting victualler, who styles himself the partridge; Menippus calls himself the swallow; Opuntius the one-eyed crow; Philocles the lark; Theogenes the fox-goose; ❋ Unknown (2000)

There is a halting victualler, who styles himself the partridge; Menippus calls himself the swallow; Opontius the one-eyed crow; Philocles the lark; Theogenes the fox-goose; Lycurgus the ibis; ❋ 446? BC-385? BC Aristophanes (N/A)

Opuntius the one-eyed crow; Philocles the lark; Theogenes the fox-goose; ❋ 446? BC-385? BC Aristophanes (N/A)

There are moreover otters in the river, which they consider to be sacred; and of fish also they esteem that which is called the _lepidotos_ to be sacred, and also the eel; and these they say are sacred to the Nile: and of birds the fox-goose. ❋ 480? BC-420? BC Herodotus (1883)

_lepidotos_ to be sacred, and also the eel; and these they say are sacred to the Nile: and of birds the fox-goose. ❋ 480? BC-420? BC Herodotus (1883)