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A wolf in sheep's clothing is an idiom of Biblical origin used to describe those playing a role contrary to their real character with whom contact is dangerous, particularly false teachers. Much later, the idiom has been applied by zoologists to varying kinds of predatory behaviour. A fable based on it has been falsely credited to Aesop and is now numbered 451 in the Perry Index. The confusion has arisen from the similarity of the theme with fables of Aesop concerning wolves that are mistakenly trusted by shepherds; the moral drawn from these is that one's basic nature eventually shows through the disguise.

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  • ذئب في ثياب حمل (ar)
  • Wolf im Schafspelz (de)
  • Serigala berbulu domba (in)
  • O Lobo em Pele de Cordeiro (pt)
  • Wolf in sheep's clothing (en)
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  • ذئب في ثياب حمل (بالإنجليزية: Wolf in sheep's clothing)‏ عبارة مجازية في الكتاب المقدس تصف المخادعين. (ar)
  • Wolf im Schafspelz ist eine der Bibel entlehnte Redewendung. Sie wird für jemanden gebraucht, der schadenbringende Absichten durch ein harmloses Auftreten zu tarnen versucht. Die Herkunft wurde fälschlich den Fabeln des Äsop zugeschrieben und ist im Motivverzeichnis (Perry-Index) 451 eingeordnet. Sie wurde später auch von den Brüdern Grimm in Der Wolf und die sieben jungen Geißlein als Metapher übernommen. (de)
  • Serigala berbulu domba adalah sebuah idiom dari Alkitab yang dipakai untuk menyebut orang yang memainkan sebuah peran yang berseberangan dengan karakter asli mereka dengan tujuan berbahaya, terutama guru-guru palsu. Sebagai sebuah fabel, ini telah secara salah kaprah dikaitkan dengan Aesop dan temanya sekarang bernomor 451 dalam Perry Index. Pengaitannya bermula dari kemiripan tema dengan fabel-fabel Aesop yang berkaitan dengan para serigala yang secara salah kaprah dipercayakan oleh para gembala; moral yang datang dari cerita tersebut adalah bahwa alam dasar seseorang kemudian mengkhianatinya sendiri. (in)
  • A wolf in sheep's clothing is an idiom of Biblical origin used to describe those playing a role contrary to their real character with whom contact is dangerous, particularly false teachers. Much later, the idiom has been applied by zoologists to varying kinds of predatory behaviour. A fable based on it has been falsely credited to Aesop and is now numbered 451 in the Perry Index. The confusion has arisen from the similarity of the theme with fables of Aesop concerning wolves that are mistakenly trusted by shepherds; the moral drawn from these is that one's basic nature eventually shows through the disguise. (en)
  • O Lobo em pele de Cordeiro é uma fábula erroneamente atribuída a Esopo e que foi reescrita por vários autores. A expressão “lobo em pele de cordeiro” tem origem numa frase de uma parábola de Jesus, proferida no Novo Testamento: «Cuidado com os falsos profetas, que vêm até vós vestidos como ovelhas, mas, interiormente, são lobos devoradores» (Mateus 7:15). Esta passagem refere que a verdadeira natureza é revelada pelas ações: «Pelos seus frutos os conhecereis» (Mateus 7:16). Nos séculos seguintes, a frase foi usada muitas vezes nos escritos latinos dos Padres da Igreja e, mais tarde, na literatura vernácula europeia . Surgiu também um provérbio latino que diz: “Pelle sub agnina latitat mens saepe lupina” (Sob uma pela de ovelhas, muitas vezes se esconde uma mente de lobo). Embora nos tempo (pt)
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