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Fables of Æsop and other eminent mythologists

Fables of Æsop and other eminent mythologists

by Sir Roger L'Estrange

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Bracciolini, Poggio, 1380-1459
Title
Fables, of Æsop and other eminent mythologists : with morals and reflexions
Original Publication
London: John Gray and Co., 1669.
Credits
Sonya Schermann and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive)
Language
English
LoC Class
PN: Language and Literatures: Literature: General, Criticism, Collections
Subject
Fables, Classical -- Translations into English
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Project Gutenberg
eBook-No. 79038
Release Date
July 6, 2026
Copyright
Public domain in the USA.

Contents

  1. 1.FABLES, OF ÆSOP And Other Eminent MYTHOLOGISTS: WITH Morals and Reflexions .
  2. 2.AN Alphabetical Table, Referring to the NUMBER of the Respective FABLES
  3. 3.THE LIFE OF ÆSOP.
  4. 4.Chap. I. Of Æsop ’s Country, Condition, and Person .
  5. 5.Chap. II. Æsop and his Fellow-slaves Upon their Journey to Ephesus.
  6. 6.Chap. III. Æsop is accus’d by False Witnesses for Stealing his Master’s Figs; and brings himself off by his Wits, to the Confusion of his Accusers .
  7. 7.Chap. IV. The Sale of Æsop to Xanthus.
  8. 8.Chap. V. Xanthus Presents Æsop to his Wife .
  9. 9.Chap. VI. Æsop’s Answer to a Gard’ner .
  10. 10.Chap. VII. Æsop’s Invention to bring his Mistress back again to her Husband, after she had Left him .
  11. 11.Chap. VIII. An Entertainment of Neats Tongues.
  12. 12.Chap. IX. A Second Treat of Tongues.
  13. 13.Chap. X. Æsop brings his Master a Guest That had no sort of Curiosity in him .
  14. 14.Chap. XI. Æsop ’s Answer to a Magistrate .
  15. 15.Chap. XII. Xanthus undertakes to Drink the Sea dry .
  16. 16.Chap. XIII. Æsop Baffles the Superstition of Augury .
  17. 17.Chap. XIV. Æsop finds hidden Treasure .
  18. 18.Chap. XV. Æsop Expounds upon an Augury, and is made Free .
  19. 19.Chap. XVI. Æsop Presents himself before the King of Lydia.
  20. 20.Chap. XVII. Æsop Adopts Ennus. Ennus ’s Ingratitude and Falseness, and Æsop ’s Good Nature .
  21. 21.Chap. XVIII. Æsop ’s Letters of Morality to his Son Ennus.
  22. 22.Chap. XIX. Æsop ’s Voyage to Delphos; his Barbarous Usage There, and his Death .
  23. 23.THE PREFACE.
  24. 24.THE FABLES OF ÆSOP, &c.
  25. 25.Fable I. A Cock and a Diamond . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  26. 26.Fab. II. A Cat and a Cock .
  27. 27.Fab. III. A Wolf and a Lamb . — The Moral of the Two Fables above. — REFLEXION.
  28. 28.Fab. IV. A Frog and a Mouse .
  29. 29.Fab. V. A Lion and a Bear . — The Moral of the Two Fables above. — REFLEXION.
  30. 30.Fab. VI. A Dog and a Shadow . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  31. 31.Fab. VII. A Lion , an Ass , &c. a Hunting. — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  32. 32.Fab. VIII. A Wolf and a Crane . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  33. 33.Fab. IX. A Countryman and a Snake . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  34. 34.Fab. X. A Lion and an Asse . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  35. 35.Fab. XI. A City Mouse and a Country Mouse . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  36. 36.Fab. XII. A Crow and a Muscle . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  37. 37.Fab. XIII. A Fox and a Raven . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  38. 38.Fab. XIV. An Old Lion . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  39. 39.Fab. XV. An Asse and a Whelp . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  40. 40.Fab. XVI. A Lion and a Mouse . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  41. 41.Fab. XVII. A Sick Kite and her Mother . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  42. 42.Fab. XVIII. A Swallow and other Birds . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  43. 43.Fab. XIX. The Frogs Chuse a King . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  44. 44.Fab. XX. The Kite , Hawk , and Pigeons . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  45. 45.Fab. XXI. A Dog and a Thief . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  46. 46.Fab. XXII. A Wolf and a Sow . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  47. 47.Fab. XXIII. A Mountain in Labour . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  48. 48.Fab. XXIV. An Asse and an Ungrateful Master .
  49. 49.Fab. XXV. An Old Dog and his Master . — The Moral of the Two Fables above. — REFLEXION.
  50. 50.Fab. XXVI. An Asse , an Ape , and a Mole .
  51. 51.Fab. XXVII. The Hares and the Frogs . — The Moral of the Two Fables above. — REFLEXION.
  52. 52.Fab. XXVIII. A Wolf , Kid , and Goat . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  53. 53.Fab. XXIX. A Dog , a Sheep , and a Wolf . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  54. 54.Fab. XXX. A Countryman and a Snake . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  55. 55.Fab. XXXI. A Fox and a Stork . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  56. 56.Fab. XXXII. A Fox and a Carv’d Head . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  57. 57.Fab. XXXIII. A Daw and Borrow’d Feathers . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  58. 58.Fab. XXXIV. An Ant and a Fly . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  59. 59.Fab. XXXV. A Frog and an Oxe . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  60. 60.Fab. XXXVI. An Asse and a Wolph .
  61. 61.Fab. XXXVII. A Horse and a Lyon . — The Moral of the Two Fables above. — REFLEXION.
  62. 62.Fab. XXXVIII. A Horse and an Asse . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  63. 63.Fab. XXXIX. A Bat and a Weazle .
  64. 64.Fab. XL. A Bat , Birds , and Beasts .
  65. 65.Fab. XLI. An Estriche , Birds , and Beasts . — The Moral of the Three Fables above. — REFLEXION.
  66. 66.Fab. XLII. A Wolfe and a Fox . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  67. 67.Fab. XLIII. A Stag Drinking. — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  68. 68.Fab. XLIV. A Snake and a File . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  69. 69.Fab. XLV. A League betwixt the Wolves and the Sheep . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  70. 70.Fab. XLVI. An Axe and a Forrest .
  71. 71.Fab. XLVII. A Tree and a Wedge .
  72. 72.Fab. XLVIII. The Eagle and Arrow .
  73. 73.Fab. XLIX. A Thrush taken with Birdlime . — The Moral of the Four Fables above. — REFLEXION.
  74. 74.Fab. L. The Belly and Members . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  75. 75.Fab. LI. An Ape and a Fox . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  76. 76.Fab. LII. A Lark and her Young Ones .
  77. 77.Fab. LIII. The Stag and the Oxen . — The Moral of the Two Fables above. — REFLEXION.
  78. 78.Fab. LIV. A Fox and a Sick Lion . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  79. 79.Fab. LV. A Fox and a Weazle . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  80. 80.Fab. LVI. A Boar and a Horse .
  81. 81.Fab. LVII. A Stag and a Horse . — The Moral of the Two Fables above. — REFLEXION.
  82. 82.Fab. LVIII. Two Young Men and a Cook . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  83. 83.Fab. LIX. A Dog and a Butcher . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  84. 84.Fab. LX. A Wolfe , a Lamb , and a Goat . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  85. 85.Fab. LXI. A Cat and Venus . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  86. 86.Fab. LXII. A Father and his Sons . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  87. 87.Fab. LXIII. A Laden Asse and a Horse . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  88. 88.Fab. LXIV. A Collier and a Fuller .
  89. 89.Fab. LXV. A Thrush and a Swallow . — The Moral of the Two Fables above. — REFLEXION.
  90. 90.Fab. LXVI. A Fowler and a Pigeon . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  91. 91.Fab. LXVII. A Trumpeter taken Prisoner. — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  92. 92.Fab. LXVIII. A Dog and a Wolfe . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  93. 93.Fab. LXIX. A Farmer and his Dogs . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  94. 94.Fab. LXX. A Camel at First Sight.
  95. 95.Fab. LXXI. A Fox and a Lyon . — The Moral of the Two Fables above. — REFLEXION.
  96. 96.Fab. LXXII. An Eagle and a Fox . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  97. 97.Fab. LXXIII. A Husbandman and a Stork . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  98. 98.Fab. LXXIV. A Boy and False Alarms . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  99. 99.Fab. LXXV. An Eagle and a Daw . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  100. 100.Fab. LXXVI. A Dog in a Manger . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  101. 101.Fab. LXXVII. A Sheep and a Crow . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  102. 102.Fab. LXXVIII. A Camel Praying for Horns .
  103. 103.Fab. LXXIX. A Fox and a Hare to Jupiter .
  104. 104.Fab. LXXX. A Peacock to Juno . — The Moral of the Three Fables above. — REFLEXION.
  105. 105.Fab. LXXXI. An Old Weazle and Mice . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  106. 106.Fab. LXXXII. An Old Tree Transplanted. — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  107. 107.Fab. LXXXIII. A Fox and a Goat . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  108. 108.Fab. LXXXIV. Cocks and a Partridge . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  109. 109.Fab. LXXXV. A Bragging Traveller . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  110. 110.Fab. LXXXVI. An Impostor to the Oracle . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  111. 111.Fab. LXXXVII. A Woman and a Fat Hen . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  112. 112.Fab. LXXXVIII. A Man Bit by a Dog . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  113. 113.Fab. LXXXIX. A Hunted Bever . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  114. 114.Fab. XC. A Thunny and a Dolphin .
  115. 115.Fab. XCI. Two Enemies at Sea . — The Moral of the Two Fables above. — REFLEXION.
  116. 116.Fab. XCII. A Fortune-Teller .
  117. 117.Fab. XCIII. A Cunning Woman .
  118. 118.Fab. XCIV. An Astrologer and a Traveller . — The Moral of the Three Fables above. — REFLEXION.
  119. 119.Fab. XCV. A Doctor and his Patient . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  120. 120.Fab. XCVI. A Fowler and a Black-Bird . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  121. 121.Fab. XCVII. Mercury and a Traveller . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  122. 122.Fab. XCVIII. A Boy and his Mother . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  123. 123.Fab. XCIX. A Shepherd turn’d Merchant. — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  124. 124.Fab. C. An Old Man and a Lion. — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  125. 125.Fab. CI. A Fox that lost his Tail. — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  126. 126.Fab. CII. A Fox and a Bramble . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  127. 127.Fab. CIII. A Fox and a Crocodile. — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  128. 128.Fab. CIV. A Fox and Huntsmen. — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  129. 129.Fab. CV. A Man and a Wooden God . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  130. 130.Fab. CVI. A Dog Invited to Supper. — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  131. 131.Fab. CVII. An Eagle and a Man . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  132. 132.Fab. CVIII. A Father and his Sons . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  133. 133.Fab. CIX. A Fisherman and his Pipe . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  134. 134.Fab. CX. A Fisherman ’s Good Luck . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  135. 135.Fab. CXI. Large Promises. — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  136. 136.Fab. CXII. Fishermen Disappointed. — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  137. 137.Fab. CXIII. Death and an Old Man . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  138. 138.Fab. CXIV. A Doctor and Patient with Sore Eyes . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  139. 139.Fab. CXV. A Cat and Mice . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  140. 140.Fab. CXVI. An Ape and a Fox . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  141. 141.Fab. CXVII. A Smith and his Dog . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  142. 142.Fab. CXVIII. A Boasting Mule . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  143. 143.Fab. CXIX. A Dog and a Wolf . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  144. 144.Fab. CXX. A Lyon and a Bull . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  145. 145.Fab. CXXI. A Lyon in Love . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  146. 146.Fab. CXXII. A Lyoness and a Fox . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  147. 147.Fab. CXXIII. Two Cocks Fighting. — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  148. 148.Fab. CXXIV. A Fawn and a Stag . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  149. 149.Fab. CXXV. Jupiter and a Bee . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  150. 150.Fab. CXXVI. Wasps in a Honey-Pot . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  151. 151.Fab. CXXVII. A Young Man and a Swallow . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  152. 152.Fab. CXXVIII. Mercury and a Carpenter . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  153. 153.Fab. CXXIX. A Fox and Grapes .
  154. 154.Fab. CXXX. A Wolf and a Lyon . — The Moral of the Two Fables above. — REFLEXION.
  155. 155.Fab. CXXXI. A Boy and a Snake . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  156. 156.Fab. CXXXII. A Fowler and a Partridge . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  157. 157.Fab. CXXXIII. A Hare and a Tortoise . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  158. 158.Fab. CXXXIV. Apples and Horse-Turds .
  159. 159.Fab. CXXXV. A Peach , an Apple , and a Blackberry . — The Moral of the Two Fables above. — REFLEXION.
  160. 160.Fab. CXXXVI. A Mole and her Dam . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  161. 161.Fab. CXXXVII. Wasps , Partridges , and a Husbandman . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  162. 162.Fab. CXXXVIII. Jupiter and a Serpent . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  163. 163.Fab. CXXXIX. A Flea and a Man . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  164. 164.Fab. CXL. A Flea and Hercules . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  165. 165.Fab. CXLI. A Man and Two Wives . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  166. 166.Fab. CXLII. Two Frogs that wanted Water. — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  167. 167.Fab. CXLIII. A Dog and a Cock upon a Journey. — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  168. 168.Fab. CXLIV. A Bat , Bramble , and Cormorant . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  169. 169.Fab. CXLV. A Lark in a Net. — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  170. 170.Fab. CXLVI. A Miser Burying his Gold. — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  171. 171.Fab. CXLVII. A Stag with One Eye. — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  172. 172.Fab. CXLVIII. A Stag and a Lyon . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  173. 173.Fab. CXLIX. A Goat and a Vine . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  174. 174.Fab. CL. An Ass , a Lyon , and a Cock . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  175. 175.Fab. CLI. A Gardiner and his Dog . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  176. 176.Fab. CLII. A Sow and a Dog . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  177. 177.Fab. CLIII. A Sow and a Bitch . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  178. 178.Fab. CLIV. A Snake and a Crab . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  179. 179.Fab. CLV. A Shepherd and a Wolves Whelp . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  180. 180.Fab. CLVI. A Lyon , Fox , and a Wolfe . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  181. 181.Fab. CLVII. A Wife and a Drunken Husband . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  182. 182.Fab. CLVIII. A Swan and a Goose . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  183. 183.Fab. CLIX. The Washing of a Blackmore .
  184. 184.Fab. CLX. A Raven and a Swan . — The Moral of the Two Fables above. — REFLEXION.
  185. 185.Fab. CLXI. A Swallow and a Crow . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  186. 186.Fab. CLXII. A Nightingale and a Bat . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  187. 187.Fab. CLXIII. A Boy and Cockles . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  188. 188.Fab. CLXIV. Two Travellers and a Bag of Money . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  189. 189.Fab. CLXV. Two Neighbour- Frogs . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  190. 190.Fab. CLXVI. A Bee-Master . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  191. 191.Fab. CLXVII. A Kingfisher . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  192. 192.Fab. CLXVIII. Fishing in Troubled Waters . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  193. 193.Fab. CLXIX. An Ape and a Dolphin . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  194. 194.Fab. CLXX. Mercury and a Statuary . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  195. 195.Fab. CLXXI. Mercury and Tiresias . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  196. 196.Fab. CLXXII. A Hound and a Mastiff . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  197. 197.Fab. CLXXIII. An Unhappy Match . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  198. 198.Fab. CLXXIV. A Wolfe and a Kid . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  199. 199.Fab. CLXXV. A Fox and a Crab . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  200. 200.Fab. CLXXVI. A Musician . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  201. 201.Fab. CLXXVII. Thieves that Stole a Cock . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  202. 202.Fab. CLXXVIII. A Crow and a Raven . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  203. 203.Fab. CLXXIX. A Crow and a Dog . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  204. 204.Fab. CLXXX. A Raven and a Snake . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  205. 205.Fab. CLXXXI. A Daw and Pigeons . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  206. 206.Fab. CLXXXII. A Daw with a String at’s Foot . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  207. 207.Fab. CLXXXIII. Jupiter and Fraud . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  208. 208.Fab. CLXXXIV. Jupiter and Modesty . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  209. 209.Fab. CLXXXV. Jupiter ’s Wedding . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  210. 210.Fab. CLXXXVI. A Wolfe and a Sheep . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  211. 211.Fab. CLXXXVII. Hares , Foxes , and Eagles . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  212. 212.Fab. CLXXXVIII. An Ant formerly a Man . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  213. 213.Fab. CLXXXIX. Travellers by the Sea side . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  214. 214.Fab. CXC. A Wild Ass and a Tame . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  215. 215.Fab. CXCI. Asses to Jupiter . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  216. 216.Fab. CXCII. An Ass and the Frogs . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  217. 217.Fab. CXCIII. A Gall’d Ass and a Raven . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  218. 218.Fab. CXCIV. A Lyon , Ass , and Fox . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  219. 219.Fab. CXCV. A Hen and a Swallow . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  220. 220.Fab. CXCVI. A Pigeon and a Picture . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  221. 221.Fab. CXCVII. A Pigeon and a Crow . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  222. 222.Fab. CXCVIII. A Woman and her Two Daughters . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  223. 223.Fab. CXCIX. A Shepherd and his Sheep . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  224. 224.Fab. CC. Jupiter and a Herds-Man . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  225. 225.Fab. CCI. A Gnat Challenges a Lyon . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  226. 226.THE FABLES OF BARLANDUS, &c.
  227. 227.Fab. CCII. A Lyon and a Frog . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  228. 228.Fab. CCIII. An Ant and a Pigeon . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  229. 229.Fab. CCIV. A Peacock and a Pye . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  230. 230.Fab. CCV. An Impertinent Dr. and his Patient . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  231. 231.Fab. CCVI. A Lyon , Ass and Fox . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  232. 232.Fab. CCVII. A Wolfe and a Kid . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  233. 233.Fab. CCVIII. An Ass to Jupiter . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  234. 234.Fab. CCIX. A Woman and her Maids . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  235. 235.Fab. CCX. A Lyon and a Goat . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  236. 236.Fab. CCXI. A Vultur ’s Invitation. — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  237. 237.Fab. CCXII. Bustards and Cranes . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  238. 238.Fab. CCXIII. Jupiter and an Ape .
  239. 239.Fab. CCXIV. An Eagle and an Owl . — The Moral of the Two Fables above. — REFLEXION.
  240. 240.THE FABLES OF ANIANUS, &c.
  241. 241.Fab. CCXV. An Oak and a Willow . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  242. 242.Fab. CCXVI. A Fisherman and a Little Fish . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  243. 243.Fab. CCXVII. An Ant and a Grasshopper . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  244. 244.Fab. CCXVIII. A Bull and a Goat . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  245. 245.Fab. CCXIX. A Nurse and a Wolfe . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  246. 246.Fab. CCXX. An Eagle and a Tortoise . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  247. 247.Fab. CCXXI. An Old Crab and a Young .
  248. 248.Fab. CCXXII. The Goose and Gosselin . — The Moral of the Two Fables above. — REFLEXION.
  249. 249.Fab. CCXXIII. The Sun and the Wind . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  250. 250.Fab. CCXXIV. An Ass and a Lyon ’s Skin. — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  251. 251.Fab. CCXXV. A Fox and a Worm . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  252. 252.Fab. CCXXVI. A Curst Dog . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  253. 253.Fab. CCXXVII. Two Friends and a Bear . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  254. 254.Fab. CCXXVIII. A Horse-Man ’s Whig Blown off. — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  255. 255.Fab. CCXXIX. Two Pots . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  256. 256.Fab. CCXXX. Good Luck and Bad Luck .
  257. 257.Fab. CCXXXI. A Country-man and Fortune .
  258. 258.Fab. CCXXXII. An Old Woman and the Devil .
  259. 259.Fab. CCXXXIII. A Boy and Fortune . — The Moral of the Four Fables Above. — REFLEXION.
  260. 260.Fab. CCXXXIV. A Peacock and a Crane . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  261. 261.Fab. CCXXXV. A Tyger and a Fox . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  262. 262.Fab. CCXXXVI. A Lyon and Bulls . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  263. 263.Fab. CCXXXVII. A Fir and a Bramble . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  264. 264.Fab. CCXXXVIII. A Covetous Man and an Envious . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  265. 265.Fab. CCXXXIX. A Crow and a Pitcher . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  266. 266.Fab. CCXL. A Lyon and a Man . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  267. 267.Fab. CCXLI. A Boy and a Thief . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  268. 268.Fab. CCXLII. A Country-man and an Oxe . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  269. 269.Fab. CCXLIII. A Man and a Satyr . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  270. 270.Fab. CCXLIV. A Country-man and a Boar . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  271. 271.Fab. CCXLV. A Bull and a Mouse . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  272. 272.Fab. CCXLVI. A Country-man and Hercules . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  273. 273.Fab. CCXLVII. A Hen and Golden Eggs . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  274. 274.Fab. CCXLVIII. An Ape and her Two Brats . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  275. 275.Fab. CCXLIX. An Oxe and an Heifer . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  276. 276.Fab. CCL. A Dog and a Lyon . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  277. 277.Fab. CCLI. A River-Fish and a Sea-Fish . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  278. 278.Fab. CCLII. A Fox and a Leopard . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  279. 279.THE FABLES OF ABSTEMIUS, &c.
  280. 280.Fab. CCLIII. Demades the Orator . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  281. 281.Fab. CCLIV. A Fox and a Hedge-Hog . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  282. 282.Fab. CCLV. A Mouse in a Chest . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  283. 283.Fab. CCLVI. A Husbandman and Ceres . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  284. 284.Fab. CCLVII. A Country-Man and a Hawk . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  285. 285.Fab. CCLVIII. A Swallow and a Spider . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  286. 286.Fab. CCLIX. A Country-man and a River . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  287. 287.Fab. CCLX. A Pigeon and a Pye . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  288. 288.Fab. CCLXI. A Cuckow and a Hawk . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  289. 289.Fab. CCLXII. A Country-man and an Ass . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  290. 290.Fab. CCLXIII. A Fox and a Knot of Gossips . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  291. 291.Fab. CCLXIV. Capons Fat and Lean . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  292. 292.Fab. CCLXV. Oxen and a Piece of Timber . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  293. 293.Fab. CCLXVI. Trees Streight and Crooked . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  294. 294.Fab. CCLXVII. A Swan and a Stork . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  295. 295.Fab. CCLXVIII. The Inconsolable Widow . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  296. 296.Fab. CCLXIX. A Wench Parting with her Sweet-Heart . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  297. 297.Fab. CCLXX. A Fly upon a Wheel . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  298. 298.Fab. CCLXXI. An Eele and a Snake . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  299. 299.Fab. CCLXXII. Seamen Praying to Saints . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  300. 300.Fab. CCLXXIII. The Fishes and the Frying-Pan . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  301. 301.Fab. CCLXXIV. A League of Beasts and Fishes . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  302. 302.Fab. CCLXXV. A Covetous Ambassador . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  303. 303.Fab. CCLXXVI. An Old Friend and a Cardinal . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  304. 304.Fab. CCLXXVII. A Young Droll and a Crooked Old Man . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  305. 305.Fab. CCLXXVIII. An Old Fellow and a Young Wench . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  306. 306.Fab. CCLXXIX. An Eagle and a Pye . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  307. 307.Fab. CCLXXX. A Country-man and a Mouse . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  308. 308.Fab. CCLXXXI. A Sick Hermit . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  309. 309.Fab. CCLXXXII. A Rich Man and a Foolish Servant . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  310. 310.Fab. CCLXXXIII. A Widow had a mind to Marry . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  311. 311.Fab. CCLXXXIV. Town-Dogs and Country-Dogs .
  312. 312.Fab. CCLXXXV. A Snake to Jupiter . — The Moral of the Two Fables above. — REFLEXION.
  313. 313.Fab. CCLXXXVI. The Frogs and Tortoises . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  314. 314.Fab. CCLXXXVII. The Mice and the Oak . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  315. 315.Fab. CCLXXXVIII. A Run-away Dog and his Master . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  316. 316.Fab. CCLXXXIX. The Birds and Beetles . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  317. 317.Fab. CCXC. A Bear and Bees . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  318. 318.Fab. CCXCI. A Fowler and a Chaffinch . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  319. 319.Fab. CCXCII. A Soldier and Two Horses . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  320. 320.Fab. CCXCIII. A Spaniel and a Sow . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  321. 321.Fab. CCXCIV. Oxen and Timber . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  322. 322.Fab. CCXCV. A Goldfinch and a Boy . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  323. 323.Fab. CCXCVI. A Droll and a Bishop . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  324. 324.Fab. CCXCVII. A Lapwing Preferr’d. — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  325. 325.Fab. CCXCVIII. A Priest and Pears . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  326. 326.Fab. CCXCIX. A Horse and a Hog . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  327. 327.Fab. CCC. A Hunts-man and a Currier . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  328. 328.Fab. CCCI. A Hermit and a Soldier . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  329. 329.Fab. CCCII. A Husband and Wife twice Marry’d . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  330. 330.Fab. CCCIII. A Lyon and a Mouse . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  331. 331.Fab. CCCIV. Wax and Brick . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  332. 332.Fab. CCCV. A Husbandman turn’d Soldier and Merchant . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  333. 333.Fab. CCCVI. An Ass puts in for an Office . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  334. 334.Fab. CCCVII. A River and a Fountain . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  335. 335.Fab. CCCVIII. A Wicked Man and the Devil . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  336. 336.Fab. CCCIX. A Council of Birds for Chusing more Kings . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  337. 337.Fab. CCCX. A Woman that would needs Die for her Husband . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  338. 338.Fab. CCCXI. A Son Singing at his Mother ’s Funeral . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  339. 339.Fab. CCCXII. A Jealous Husband . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  340. 340.Fab. CCCXIII. A Man that would not take a Clyster . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  341. 341.Fab. CCCXIV. A Wolfe and a Sick Ass .
  342. 342.Fab. CCCXV. A Fox and a Sick Cock . — The Moral of the Two Fables above. — REFLEXION.
  343. 343.Fab. CCCXVI. Three Things are the Better for Beating . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  344. 344.Fab. CCCXVII. The Ass ’s Wish . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  345. 345.Fab. CCCXVIII. A Cat and Mice . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  346. 346.Fab. CCCXIX. A Boar and a Fox .
  347. 347.Fab. CCCXX. A Wolfe and a Porcupine . — The Moral of the Two Fables above. — REFLEXION.
  348. 348.Fab. CCCXXI. A Mouse and a Kite . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  349. 349.Fab. CCCXXII. A Cockle and Jupiter . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  350. 350.Fab. CCCXXIII. A Bitch ready to Puppy .
  351. 351.Fab. CCCXXIV. A Hedge-Hog and a Snake . — The Moral of the Two Fables above. — REFLEXION.
  352. 352.Fab. CCCXXV. A Fox and a Hare . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  353. 353.Fab. CCCXXVI. An Old Man resolv’d to give over Whoring . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  354. 354.Fab. CCCXXVII. An Impertinent and a Philosopher . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  355. 355.Fab. CCCXXVIII. A Wolfe in a Sheeps-Skin . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  356. 356.Fab. CCCXXIX. An Incorrigible Son . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  357. 357.Fab. CCCXXX. A Sheep-Biter Hang’d. — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  358. 358.Fab. CCCXXXI. A Bull and a Ram . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  359. 359.Fab. CCCXXXII. A Widow and a Green Ass . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  360. 360.Fab. CCCXXXIII. An Eagle and Rabbets . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  361. 361.Fab. CCCXXXIV. A Pike sets up for Sovereignty . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  362. 362.Fab. CCCXXXV. A Sheep picks a Quarrel with a Shepherd . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  363. 363.Fab. CCCXXXVI. A Creaking Wheel . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  364. 364.Fab. CCCXXXVII. A Man had a Mind to try his Friends . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  365. 365.Fab. CCCXXXVIII. A Fox Praising Hares Flesh . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  366. 366.Fab. CCCXXXIX. A Plain Horse Wins the Prize . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  367. 367.Fab. CCCXL. A Countryman and a Kid . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  368. 368.Fab. CCCXLI. A Weak Young Man and a Wolfe . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  369. 369.Fab. CCCXLII. A Lad Robbing an Orchard . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  370. 370.Fab. CCCXLIII. A Nightingale and a Hawk . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  371. 371.Fab. CCCXLIV. A Lyon and a Hog . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  372. 372.Fab. CCCXLV. A Gnat and a Bee . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  373. 373.Fab. CCCXLVI. A Lyon , Ass , and Hare . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  374. 374.Fab. CCCXLVII. Pigeons Reconcile the Hawks . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  375. 375.Fab. CCCXLVIII. A Woman that brought Fire into the House . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  376. 376.Fab. CCCXLIX. A Corrupt Officer . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  377. 377.Fab. CCCL. An Old Man that was willing to put off Death . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  378. 378.Fab. CCCLI. A Miser and his Bags . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  379. 379.THE FABLES OF POGGIUS.
  380. 380.Fab. CCCLII. Industry and Sloth . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  381. 381.Fab. CCCLIII. A Cock and a Fox . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  382. 382.Fab. CCCLIV. A Taylor and his Wife . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  383. 383.Fab. CCCLV. A Woman Drown’d. — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  384. 384.Fab. CCCLVI. A Bishop and a Curate . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  385. 385.Fab. CCCLVII. A Husband , Wife , and Ghostly Father . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  386. 386.Fab. CCCLVIII. An Old Man and an Ass . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  387. 387.Fab. CCCLIX. A Man Dreamt he found Gold . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  388. 388.Fab. CCCLX. A Country-Fellow and a Hog . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  389. 389.Fab. CCCLXI. A Florentine and a Horse-Courser . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  390. 390.Fab. CCCLXII. A Christian and a Pagan . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  391. 391.Fab. CCCLXIII. An Ass Taught Grammar . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  392. 392.Fab. CCCLXIV. A Priest and Epiphany . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  393. 393.Fab. CCCLXV. A Tavern Reckoning paid with a Song . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  394. 394.Fab. CCCLXVI. A Fryar , a Laique and a Wolf . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  395. 395.Fab. CCCLXVII. A Priest and a Sick Man . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  396. 396.Fab. CCCLXVIII. A Physician that Cur’d Mad-Men . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  397. 397.Fab. CCCLXIX. A Country Fellow Climbing a Tree . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  398. 398.Fab. CCCLXX. One that had Lost his Mony and Cloaths at Play . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  399. 399.Fab. CCCLXXI. A Blinkard Buying of Wheat . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  400. 400.Fab. CCCLXXII. A Country-man with his Asses . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  401. 401.Fab. CCCLXXIII. A Man that Carried his Plough to Ease his Oxen . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  402. 402.Miscellany Fables.
  403. 403.Fab. CCCLXXIV. A Fox and a Cat . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  404. 404.Fab. CCCLXXV. The Dancing Apes . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  405. 405.Fab. CCCLXXVI. An Ass and Two Travellers . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  406. 406.Fab. CCCLXXVII. Mercury and Fishermen . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  407. 407.Fab. CCCLXXVIII. An Eagle and a Beetle . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  408. 408.Fab. CCCLXXIX. An Owl and Little Birds . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  409. 409.Fab. CCCLXXX. A Gourd and a Pine . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  410. 410.Fab. CCCLXXXI. A Raven and Wolves . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  411. 411.Fab. CCCLXXXII. Arion and a Dolphin . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  412. 412.Fab. CCCLXXXIII. A Spider and the Gout . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  413. 413.A SUPPLEMENT OF FABLES, OUT OF Phædrus , Avienus , Camerarius , Neveletus , Apththonius , Gabrias , Babrias , Abstemius , Alciatus , Boccalini , Baudoin , De la Fontaine , Æsope en Belle Humeur , Meslier , &c.
  414. 414.Fab. CCCLXXXIV. A Lamb , a Wolf and a Goat . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  415. 415.Fab. CCCLXXXV. Jupiter’s Altar Robb’d. — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  416. 416.Fab. CCCLXXXVI. The Crows and the Pigeons . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  417. 417.Fab. CCCLXXXVII. A Gard’ner and his Landlord . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  418. 418.Fab. CCCLXXXVIII. Jupiter ’s Two Wallets . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  419. 419.Fab. CCCLXXXIX. A King and a Rich Subject . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  420. 420.Fab. CCCXC. A Merchant and a Seaman . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  421. 421.Fab. CCCXCI. Mice , Cat and a Bell . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  422. 422.Fab. CCCXCII. Usurers and Curriers . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  423. 423.Fab. CCCXCIII. Two Travellers of Differing Humours . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  424. 424.Fab. CCCXCIV. An Agreement between the Wolves and the Dogs . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  425. 425.Fab. CCCXCV. A Wolf turn’d Shepherd . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  426. 426.Fab. CCCXCVI. An Ass and a Lyon . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  427. 427.Fab. CCCXCVII. An Ape and a Mountebank . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  428. 428.Fab. CCCXCVIII. Boys and Frogs . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  429. 429.Fab. CCCXCIX. A Council of Beasts . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  430. 430.Fab. CCCC. A Cock and a Fox-Case . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  431. 431.Fab. CCCCI. A Cobler turn’d Doctor . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  432. 432.Fab. CCCCII. A Cobler and a Financier . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  433. 433.Fab. CCCCIII. The Eagle , Cat and Sow . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  434. 434.Fab. CCCCIV. The Frogs and the Bulls . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  435. 435.Fab. CCCCV. The Frogs and the Sun . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  436. 436.Fab. CCCCVI. The Fox Condemn’d. — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  437. 437.Fab. CCCCVII. A Man at a Fish Dinner . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  438. 438.Fab. CCCCVIII. Two Laden Asses . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  439. 439.Fab. CCCCIX. A Black Bird afraid of a Kite . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  440. 440.Fab. CCCCX. A Fox and Wolf . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  441. 441.Fab. CCCCXI. Two Travellers find an Oyster . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  442. 442.Fab. CCCCXII. A Raging Lion . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  443. 443.Fab. CCCCXIII. The Kingdom of Apes . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  444. 444.Fab. CCCCXIV. An Ass made a Judge of Musick . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  445. 445.Fab. CCCCXV. An Ape Judge betwixt a Fox and a Wolf . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  446. 446.Fab. CCCCXVI. An Ape and a Lion in his Kingdom. — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  447. 447.Fab. CCCCXVII. Two Laden Asses . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  448. 448.Fab. CCCCXVIII. A Boar Challenges an Ass . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  449. 449.Fab. CCCCXIX. A Cuckow and Little Birds . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  450. 450.Fab. CCCCXX. Hungry Dogs and a Raw Hyde . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  451. 451.Fab. CCCCXXI. An Ass and a Shadow . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  452. 452.Fab. CCCCXXII. A Country-Fellow and a River . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  453. 453.Fab. CCCCXXIII. A Bladder with Beans in’t. — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  454. 454.Fab. CCCCXXIV. A Fox and a Divining Cock . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  455. 455.Fab. CCCCXXV. The Moon Begs a New Gown . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  456. 456.Fab. CCCCXXVI. A Young Fellow about to Marry . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  457. 457.Fab. CCCCXXVII. A Woman Trusted with a Secret . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  458. 458.Fab. CCCCXXVIII. A Woman and Thrushes . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  459. 459.Fab. CCCCXXIX. Two Soldiers go Halves. — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  460. 460.Fab. CCCCXXX. A Lion and a Man . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  461. 461.Fab. CCCCXXXI. A Hare and a Sparrow . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  462. 462.Fab. CCCCXXXII. A Fox and a Cock . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  463. 463.Fab. CCCCXXXIII. Joy and Sorrow are near A-kin. — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  464. 464.Fab. CCCCXXXIV. The Owl and the Sun . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  465. 465.Fab. CCCCXXXV. Jupiter and a Farmer . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  466. 466.Fab. CCCCXXXVI. A Wolf turns Religious. — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  467. 467.Fab. CCCCXXXVII. The Asses Skin . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  468. 468.Fab. CCCCXXXVIII. A Fool and a Hot Iron . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  469. 469.Fab. CCCCXXXIX. A Cock and Horses . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  470. 470.Fab. CCCCXL. A Gard’ner and a Mole .
  471. 471.Fab. CCCCXLI. A Man and a Weazle . — The Moral of the Two Fables above. — REFLEXION.
  472. 472.Fab. CCCCXLII. A Woman , Cat and Mice . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  473. 473.Fab. CCCCXLIII. A Man in Tears for the Loss of his Wife . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  474. 474.Fab. CCCCXLIV. A Rich Man that would be no Richer. — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  475. 475.Fab. CCCCXLV. An Eagle sets up for a Beauty . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  476. 476.Fab. CCCCXLVI. An Image Expos’d to Sale. — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  477. 477.Fab. CCCCXLVII. Demetrius and Menander . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  478. 478.Fab. CCCCXLVIII. A Consultation about Securing a Town . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  479. 479.Fab. CCCCXLIX. A Hedge Destroy’d for Bearing no Fruit . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  480. 480.Fab. CCCCL. A Bull and a Gnat . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  481. 481.Fab. CCCCLI. Rats that Eat Copper . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  482. 482.Fab. CCCCLII. A Woman Reviv’d with Beating . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  483. 483.Fab. CCCCLIII. Two Friends and Fortune . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  484. 484.Fab. CCCCLIV. A Boy that would not learn his Book . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  485. 485.Fab. CCCCLV. Hercules and Pluto . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  486. 486.Fab. CCCCLVI. A Lion , Boar , and Vultures . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  487. 487.Fab. CCCCLVII. A Man that would never Hear Ill News . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  488. 488.Fab. CCCCLVIII. A Miser and Rotten Apples . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  489. 489.Fab. CCCCLIX. The Devil Refus’d to Marry . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  490. 490.Fab. CCCCLX. A Country-man and Jupiter . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  491. 491.Fab. CCCCLXI. A Bee that went over to the Drones . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  492. 492.Fab. CCCCLXII. A Crow and a Raven . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  493. 493.Fab. CCCCLXIII. The Bitches Bed-maker . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  494. 494.Fab. CCCCLXIV. A Trusty Dog and his Master . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  495. 495.Fab. CCCCLXV. A Fool and a Sieve . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  496. 496.Fab. CCCCLXVI. A Fig-Tree and a Thorn . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  497. 497.Fab. CCCCLXVII. A Wolf and a Fox . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  498. 498.Fab. CCCCLXVIII. A Rich Man and a Poor . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  499. 499.Fab. CCCCLXIX. A Wolf and a Hog . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  500. 500.Fab. CCCCLXX. A Farmer and his Servant . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  501. 501.Fab. CCCCLXXI. A Satyr and Fire . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  502. 502.Fab. CCCCLXXII. A Generous Lion . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  503. 503.Fab. CCCCLXXIII. A Brother and a Sister . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  504. 504.Fab. CCCCLXXIV. The Bees and the Drones . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  505. 505.Fab. CCCCLXXV. A Fox and a Dragon . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  506. 506.Fab. CCCCLXXVI. The Shipwrack of Simonides . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  507. 507.Fab. CCCCLXXVII. Two Men and a Halter . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  508. 508.Fab. CCCCLXXVIII. A Mountebank and a Bear . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  509. 509.Fab. CCCCLXXIX. A Skittish Horse . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  510. 510.Fab. CCCCLXXX. No Laws against Flattery . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  511. 511.Fab. CCCCLXXXI. Three Dreaming Travellers . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  512. 512.Fab. CCCCLXXXII. Reason of State . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  513. 513.Fab. CCCCLXXXIII. An Eagle and a Leveret . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  514. 514.Fab. CCCCLXXXIV. A Dog and his Master . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  515. 515.Fab. CCCCLXXXV. Two Doctors and a Sheep . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  516. 516.Fab. CCCCLXXXVI. Few Friends. — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  517. 517.Fab. CCCCLXXXVII. An Ass Carrying an Image . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  518. 518.Fab. CCCCLXXXVIII. A Dog and a Cat. — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  519. 519.Fab. CCCCLXXXIX. Aristotle’s Definition of a Tyrant . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  520. 520.Fab. CCCCXC. A Country-man and a Panther . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  521. 521.Fab. CCCCXCI. A Mastiff and an Ass . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  522. 522.Fab. CCCCXCII. A Laconique Try’d and Sentenc’d. — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  523. 523.Fab. CCCCXCIII. Matchiavel Condemn’d. — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  524. 524.Fab. CCCCXCIV. A Dispute betwixt a Doctor , a Vint’ner and a Botcher . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  525. 525.Fab. CCCCXCV. There’s no To Morrow . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  526. 526.Fab. CCCCXCVI. A Lady in Trouble for the Loss of a Set of Horses . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  527. 527.Fab. CCCCXCVII. The Hypocrite . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  528. 528.Fab. CCCCXCVIII. The Conscientious Thieves . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  529. 529.Fab. CCCCXCIX. The Trepanning Wolf . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  530. 530.Fab. CCCCC. A Miller and a Rat . — The Moral . — REFLEXION.
  531. 531.FINIS.

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