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The Original Fables of La Fontaine

Note 13 — (Book X—No. 13)

F. C. (Frederick Colin) Tilney translation

Hecuba was the wife of Priam, King of Troy. When that city fell Hecuba was chosen by Ulysses as part of his share in the spoils. She was changed into a dog for avenging the death of her son whose eyes had been put out by the King of Thracia, and she finally ended her life by casting herself into the sea.

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