Æsop in select fables ... with A dialogue between Bow-steeple dragon and the Exchange grashoper.

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Æsop in select fables ... with A dialogue between Bow-steeple dragon and the Exchange grashoper.

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London :: Printed and are to be sold by most booksellers in London and Westminster,

1698.

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Contents

• title page
• To the Reader.
• AESOP AT TUNBRIDGE.
  • FAB. I. Fair Warning.
  • FAB. II. The Cock and Pearl.
  • FAB. III. Of the Horse and Ass.
  • FAB. IV. Of the Iudgment of the Ape.
  • FAB. V. Of the Horse and Man.
  • FAB. VI. The Bargain.
  • FAB. VII. The Frogs Concern.
  • FAB. VIII. Of a Man and his Ass.
  • FAB. IX. Of a Wolf.
  • FAB X. The Plaintiff and Defendant.
  • FAB. XI. Of the Pigeons.
  • FAB. XII. The Farmer and the Hare.
  • FAB. XIII. Paetry its Cure.
• half title
• To the Reader.
• AESOP AT BATHE.
  • FAB. I. Fair Warning.
  • FAB II. The Fox and the Poultry.
  • FAB. III. The Poor Man and the Devil.
  • FAB. IV. The Fox and Grapes.
  • FAB. V. The Fool's Concern.
  • FAB. VI. The Farmer and the Badger.
  • FAB. VII. The Cure of Malecontents.
  • FAB. VIII: The Ravens and Crows.
  • FAB. III. The Parson and Whig.
• half title
• To his Excellency Charles Montague, Esq; one of the Lord's Justices for the Administration of pub∣lick Affaires during the King's Absence, first Lord Commission∣er of the Treasury, Chancellor of the Exchequer, and one of His Majesty's most Honourable Privy Council.
• AESOP AT EPSOM.
  • FAB. I. Of the Fox and the Stork.
    • MORAL
  • FAB. II. Of the Lamb and the Wolf.
    • MORAL.
  • FAB. III. Of the Sun and the North-wind.
    • MORAL.
  • FAB. IV. Of the Trumpeter.
    • MORAL.
  • FAB. V. Of the Apple and the Horse-Turd.
    • MORAL.
  • FAB. VI. of the Covetous and the Envious Man.
  • FAB. VII. Of the Beaver, and the Hunters.
    • MORAL.
  • FAB. VIII. The Lion and the Fox.
    • MORAL.
  • FAB. IX. Of Iupiter and the Monkey.
    • MORAL.
  • FAB. X. Of the Hares and the Frogs.
    • MORAL.
• half title
• The PREFACE.
• THE SUMMONS.
• Old AESOP AT WHITEHAL, GIVING Advice to the Young AESOPS AT Tunbridge and Bathe.
  • FAB. I. The Tortoise and Frogs.
    • MORAL.
  • FAB. II. Of the other Members conspiring against the Belly.
    • MORAL.
  • FAB. III. The Hermit and the Soldier.
    • MORAL.
  • FAB. IV. The Ass in the Lion's Skin.
    • MORAL.
  • FAB. V. The Wolf and Hedgehog.
    • MORAL.
  • FAB. VI. The Fox caught in a Trap.
    • MORAL.
  • FAB. VII. The Fox Preaching to the Sheep.
    • MORAL.
  • FAB. VII. The Fable of the Spunge.
    • MORAL.
  • FAB. IX. The Trumpeter.
    • MORAL.
  • FAB. X. The Lion and the Ass.
    • MORAL.
• half title
• THE PREFACE.
• AESOP Return'd from TUNBRIDGE.
  • FAB. I. Aesop sent to Bedlam.
  • FAB. II. The Wolf and Porcupine.
  • FAB. III. The Fox and Grapes.
  • FAB. IV. The Priest and Pears.
  • FAB. V. The Ass and Spaniel.
  • FAB. VI. The Grashopper and the Ant.
    • MORAL.
  • FAB. VII. The Ass and Iupiter.
  • FAB. VIII. The Owl and Bat.
  • FAB. IX. Sharpers and Cullies.
  • FAB. X. The Wolf and Dog.
  • FAB. XI. False Piety.
    • MORAL.
  • FAB. XII. The Wolf turn'd Preacher.
    • MORAL.
  • FAB. XIII. The Satyr and the Traveller.
    • MORAL.
• half title
• Epistle Dedicatory, TO Old AESOP at Whitehal, &c.
• AESOP AT AMSTERDAM.
  • FAB. I. The Summons.
  • FAB. II. The Interview.
  • FAB. III. The Frogs Concern.
  • FAB. IV. The Kees and the Hornet.
  • FAB. V. The Lion and Fox.
  • FAB. VI. The Weesil, Rats and Mice.
  • FAB. VII. Lubberland.
  • FAB. VIII. Hawk and Birds.
  • FAB. IX. The Owl and the Mice.
  • FAB. X. Neptune and the Fishes.
  • FAB. XI. The Asylum.
• half title
• Ecclesia & Factio. A DIALOGUE, &c.