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The Fox and the Grapes p. 3

The Goose That Laid the Golden Eggs p. 4

The Cat and the Mice p. 5

The Mischievous Dog p. 6

The Charcoal-Burner and the Fuller p. 7

The Mice in Council p. 8

The Bat and the Weasels p. 9

The Dog and the Sow p. 10

The Fox and the Crow p. 11

The Horse and the Groom p. 12

The Wolf and the Lamb p. 13

The Peacock and the Crane p. 14

The Cat and the Birds p. 15

The Spendthrift and the Swallow p. 16

The Old Woman and the Doctor p. 17

The Moon and Her Mother p. 18

Mercury and the Woodman pp. 19–20

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The Ass, the Fox, and the Lion p. 21

The Lion and the Mouse p. 22

The Crow and the Pitcher p. 23

The Boys and the Frogs p. 24

The North Wind and the Sun p. 25

The Mistress and Her Servants p. 26

The Goods and the Ills p. 27

The Hares and the Frogs p. 28

The Fox and the Stork p. 29

The Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing p. 30

The Stag in the Ox-Stall p. 31

The Milkmaid and Her Pail p. 32

The Dolphins, the Whales, and the Sprat p. 33

The Fox and the Monkey p. 34

The Ass and the Lapdog p. 35

The Fir-Tree and the Bramble p. 36

The Frogs’ Complaint Against the Sun p. 37

The Dog, the Cock, and the Fox p. 38

The Gnat and the Bull p. 39

The Bear and the Travellers p. 40

The Slave and the Lion pp. 41–42

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The Flea and the Man p. 43

The Bee and Jupiter p. 44

The Oak and the Reeds p. 45

The Blind Man and the Cub p. 46

The Boy and the Snails p. 47

The Apes and the Two Travellers p. 48

The Ass and His Burdens p. 49

The Shepherd’s Boy and the Wolf p. 50

The Fox and the Goat p. 51

The Fisherman and the Sprat p. 52

The Boasting Traveller p. 53

The Crab and His Mother p. 54

The Ass and His Shadow p. 55

The Farmer and His Sons p. 56

The Dog and the Cook p. 57

The Monkey as King p. 58

The Thieves and the Cock p. 59

The Farmer and Fortune p. 60

Jupiter and the Monkey p. 61

Father and Sons p. 62

The Owl and the Birds p. 64

The Ass in the Lion’s Skin p. 65

The She-Goats and Their Beards p. 66

The Old Lion p. 67

The Boy Bathing p. 68

The Quack Frog p. 69

The Swollen Fox p. 70

The Mouse, the Frog, and the Hawk p. 71

The Boy and the Nettles p. 72

The Peasant and the Apple-Tree p. 73

The Jackdaw and the Pigeons p. 74

Jupiter and the Tortoise p. 75

The Dog in the Manger p. 76

The Two Bags p. 77

The Oxen and the Axletrees p. 78

The Boy and the Filberts p. 79

The Frogs Asking for a King p. 80

The Olive-Tree and the Fig-Tree p. 81

The Lion and the Boar p. 82

The Walnut-Tree p. 83

The Man and the Lion p. 84

The Tortoise and the Eagle p. 85

The Kid on the Housetop p. 86

The Fox Without a Tail p. 87

The Vain Jackdaw p. 88

The Traveller and His Dog p. 89

The Shipwrecked Man and the Sea p. 90

The Wild Boar and the Fox p. 91

Mercury and the Sculptor p. 92

The Fawn and His Mother p. 93

The Fox and the Lion p. 94

The Eagle and His Captor p. 95

The Blacksmith and His Dog p. 96

The Stag at the Pool p. 97

The Dog and the Shadow p. 98

Mercury and the Tradesmen p. 99

The Mice and the Weasels p. 100

The Peacock and Juno p. 101

The Bear and the Fox p. 102

The Ass and the Old Peasant p. 103

The Ox and the Frog p. 104

The Man and the Image p. 105

Hercules and the Wagoner p. 106

The Pomegranate, the Apple-Tree, and the Bramble p. 107

The Lion, the Bear, and the Fox p. 108

The Blackamoor p. 109

The Two Soldiers and the Robber p. 110

The Lion and the Wild Ass p. 111

The Man and the Satyr p. 112

The Image-Seller p. 113

The Eagle and the Arrow p. 114

The Rich Man and the Tanner p. 115

The Wolf, the Mother, and Her Child p. 116

The Old Woman and the Wine-Jar p. 117

The Lioness and the Vixen p. 118

The Viper and the File p. 119

The Cat and the Cock p. 120

The Hare and the Tortoise p. 121

The Soldier and His Horse p. 122

The Oxen and the Butchers p. 123

The Wolf and the Lion p. 124

The Sheep, the Wolf, and the Stag p. 125

The Lion and the Three Bulls p. 126

The Horse and His Rider p. 127

The Goat and the Vine p. 128

The Two Pots p. 129

The Old Hound p. 130

The Clown and the Countryman pp. 131–132

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The Lark and the Farmer p. 133

The Lion and the Ass p. 134

The Prophet p. 135

The Hound and the Hare p. 136

The Lion, the Mouse, and the Fox p. 137

The Trumpeter Taken Prisoner p. 138

The Wolf and the Crane p. 139

The Eagle, the Cat, and the Wild Sow p. 140

The Wolf and the Sheep p. 141

The Tunny-Fish and the Dolphin p. 142

The Three Tradesmen p. 143

The Mouse and the Bull p. 144

The Hare and the Hound p. 145

The Town Mouse and the Country Mouse p. 146

The Lion and the Bull p. 147

The Wolf, the Fox, and the Ape p. 148

The Eagle and the Cocks p. 149

The Escaped Jackdaw p. 150

The Farmer and the Fox p. 151

Venus and the Cat p. 152

The Crow and the Swan p. 153

The Stag with One Eye p. 154

The Fly and the Draught-Mule p. 155

The Cock and the Jewel p. 156

The Wolf and the Shepherd p. 157

The Farmer and the Stork p. 158

The Charger and the Miller p. 159

The Grasshopper and the Owl p. 160

The Grasshopper and the Ants p. 161

The Farmer and the Viper p. 162

The Two Frogs p. 163

The Cobbler Turned Doctor p. 164

The Ass, the Cock, and the Lion p. 165

The Belly and the Members p. 166

The Bald Man and the Fly p. 167

The Ass and the Wolf p. 168

The Monkey and the Camel p. 169

The Sick Man and the Doctor p. 170

The Travellers and the Plane-Tree p. 171

The Flea and the Ox p. 172

The Birds, the Beasts, and the Bat p. 173

The Man and His Two Sweethearts p. 174

The Eagle, the Jackdaw, and the Shepherd p. 175

The Wolf and the Boy p. 176

The Miller, His Son, and Their Ass pp. 177–178

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The Stag and the Vine p. 179

The Lamb Chased by a Wolf p. 180

The Archer and the Lion p. 181

The Wolf and the Goat p. 182

The Sick Stag p. 183

The Ass and the Mule p. 184

Brother and Sister p. 185

The Heifer and the Ox p. 186

The Kingdom of the Lion p. 187

The Ass and His Driver p. 188

The Lion and the Hare p. 189

The Wolves and the Dogs p. 190

The Bull and the Calf p. 191

The Trees and the Axe p. 192

The Astronomer p. 193

The Labourer and the Snake p. 194

The Cage-Bird and the Bat p. 195

The Ass and His Purchaser p. 196

The Kid and the Wolf p. 197

The Debtor and His Sow p. 198

The Bald Huntsman p. 199

The Herdsman and the Lost Bull p. 200

The Mule p. 201

The Hound and the Fox p. 202

The Father and His Daughters p. 203

The Thief and the Innkeeper pp. 204–205

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The Pack-Ass and the Wild Ass p. 206

The Ass and His Masters p. 207

The Pack-Ass, the Wild Ass, and the Lion p. 208

The Ant p. 209

The Frogs and the Well p. 210

The Crab and the Fox p. 211

The Fox and the Grasshopper p. 212

The Farmer, His Boy, and the Rooks p. 213

The Ass and the Dog p. 214

The Ass Carrying the Image p. 215

The Athenian and the Theban p. 216

The Goatherd and the Goat p. 217

The Sheep and the Dog p. 218

The Shepherd and the Wolf p. 219

The Lion, Jupiter, and the Elephant p. 220

The Pig and the Sheep p. 221

The Gardener and His Dog p. 222

The Rivers and the Sea p. 223

The Lion in Love p. 224

The Beekeeper p. 225

The Wolf and the Horse p. 226

The Bat, the Bramble, and the Seagull p. 227

The Dog and the Wolf p. 228

The Wasp and the Snake p. 229

The Eagle and the Beetle p. 230

The Fowler and the Lark p. 231

The Fisherman Piping p. 232

The Weasel and the Man p. 233

The Ploughman, the Ass, and the Ox p. 234

Demades and His Fable p. 235

The Monkey and the Dolphin p. 236

The Crow and the Snake p. 237

The Dogs and the Fox p. 238

The Nightingale and the Hawk p. 239

The Rose and the Amaranth p. 240

The Man, the Horse, the Ox, and the Dog p. 241

The Wolves, the Sheep, and the Ram p. 242

The Swan p. 243

The Snake and Jupiter p. 244

The Wolf and His Shadow p. 245

The Ploughman and the Wolf p. 246

Mercury and the Man Bitten by an Ant p. 247

The Wily Lion p. 248

The Parrot and the Cat p. 249

The Stag and the Lion p. 250

The Impostor p. 251

The Dogs and the Hides p. 252

The Lion, the Fox, and the Ass p. 253

The Fowler, the Partridge, and the Cock p. 254

The Gnat and the Lion p. 255

The Farmer and His Dogs p. 256

The Eagle and the Fox pp. 257–258

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The Butcher and His Customers p. 259

Hercules and Minerva p. 260

The Fox Who Served a Lion p. 261

The Quack Doctor p. 262

The Lion, the Wolf, and the Fox p. 263

Hercules and Plutus p. 264

The Fox and the Leopard p. 265

The Fox and the Hedgehog p. 266

The Crow and the Raven p. 267

The Witch p. 268

The Old Man and Death p. 269

The Miser p. 270

The Foxes and the River p. 271

The Horse and the Stag p. 272

The Fox and the Bramble p. 273

The Fox and the Snake p. 274

The Lion, the Fox, and the Stag pp. 275–277

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The Man Who Lost His Spade p. 278

The Partridge and the Fowler p. 279

The Runaway Slave p. 280

The Hunter and the Woodman p. 281

The Serpent and the Eagle p. 282

The Rogue and the Oracle p. 283

The Horse and the Ass p. 284

The Dog Chasing a Wolf p. 285

Grief and His Due p. 286

The Hawk, the Kite, and the Pigeons p. 287

The Woman and the Farmer p. 288

Prometheus and the Making of Man p. 289

The Swallow and the Crow p. 290

The Hunter and the Horseman p. 291

The Goatherd and the Wild Goats p. 292

The Nightingale and the Swallow p. 293

False faith may escape human punishment, but cannot escape the divine.

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