The Table.

• 1. AESop the Interpreter of a Will.
• 2. The Apes going to Build a City.
• 3. The Tree drawn by Oxen.
• 4. The Dog and the Crocodile.
• 5. The Ass's Ambassy to Jupiter.
• 6. The Pidgeons and Magpy.
• 7. The Frogs that feared the Fighting of two Bulls.
• 8. The Father and his two Daughters.
• 9. The Serpents Tail, and other Members.
• 10. The Cuckow and the Sparrow Hawk.
• 11. The Shepherd, the Wolf, and the Fox.
• 12. The Daw that would be a King.
• 13. The Bees and the Drones.
• 14. Aesop and the Country-man.
• 15. The tall Trees and the Shrubs.
• 16. The Swan and the Stork.
• 17. The Fly and the Mule.
• 18. The Lapwing and the Parrot.
• 19. The Fox and the Women.
• 20. The wise Lyon.
• 21. The Wallet, or Jupiter and Momus.
• 22. The Crow and the Swan.
• 23. Arion and the Dolphin.
• 24. The Man that had his Corn grow without Beards.
• 25. The Eagle, the Hawk, and the Kite.
• 26. The Shepherd and his Dog.
• 27. The Father and the Son.
• 28. The Camel, the Elephant, and the Ape.
• 29. The Wallnut-Tree.
• 30. The Lamb that danced to the Wolf.
• 31. The Vale and the Mountain.
• 32. The Ass and the Calf.
• Page  20933. The VVolf turned Shepherd.
• 34. The VVoman that lamented for her Husband.
• 35. The Country-man and the Hors-man.
• 36. The Old VVolf that found a Prey.
• 37. The Storks and the Kite.
• 38. Jupiter and the Tortois.
• 39. The VVolf and the Sheep.
• 40. The Hares and the Foxes.
• 41. The Serpent that complain'd to Jupiter.
• 42. The Mouse, The Frog, and the Kite.
• 43. The Hermet and the Soldier.
• 44. The Ship-wreckt Athenian.
• 45. The Horse, the Bull, the Dog, and the Man.
• 46. The Plow-man and his Oxen.
• 47. The Cock, the Ass, and the Lyon.
• 48. The Boar and the Fox.
• 49. The Eagle and the Fox.
• 50. The Hares that were afraid without Cause.
• 51. The Old Dog and his Master.
• 52. The Crow and the Dog.
• 53. The Master and his Servant.
• 54. The Monkey that gathered VVall-nuts.
• 55. The two Hogs.
• 56. The Dog, the Ass, and their Master.
• 57. The rich Man and the Tanner.
• 58. The Shepherd and the careful Dog.
• 59. The Dolphins, the VVhales, and a Crab fish.
• 60. The Cock that betrayed the Fox.
• 61. The Hinds and the Panther.
• 62. The Country-man and the Flies.
• 63. The Hound and the other Dogs.
• 64. The Frogs and the Flags.
• 65. The Lion, the Cow, the Goat, and the Sheep.
• 66. The Shepherd, the Shepherdess, and VVorms.
• Page  21067. The Flea and the Camel.
• 68. The Answer of Socrates to his Neighbours.
• 69. The Dragon, the Leopard, and the Unicorn.
• 70. The Lyon and the Man travelling together.
• 71. The Trifler, or Delayer.
• 72. The Ass carrying an Image.
• 73. The Tortois and the Eagle.
• 74. The Lark and her young Ones.
• 75. The Fox and the Ape.
• 76. Demades the Orator his Tale.
• 77. The Country-man and a Tree.
• 78. The Lyon and the Gnat.
• 79. The young Lyon that would fight with a Man.
• 80. The Boy that would not learn his Book.
• 81. The Wolf and the Dog.
• 82. The Smith and his Dog.
• 83. The Wolf and the fat Dog.
• 84. The Fishes that leaped into the Fire.
• 85. The Iudg who gave sentence against himself.
• 86. The Flea and the Man.
• 87. The Mice and the Cat.
• 88. The Fool that Sold Wit.
• 89. The Fox going to his Execution.
• 90. The Original of Walls.
• 91. Jupiter and Minerva.
• 92. The Proud Mule.
• 93. The two Travellers and the Thief.
• 94. The He Goat, and a Brazen Statue.
• 95. The Eagle and the Conies.
• 96. The Woman that had sore Eyes,
• 97. The Camel and Jupiter.
• 98. The Man and his two Wives.
• 99. The Chaffinch and Thrush.
• 100. The River and its Spring.