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- Contents
- The Bat and the Weasels ....................................
- The Ass and the Grasshopper .............................
- The Lion and the Mouse ....................................
- The Charcoal-Burner and the Fuller ..............
- The Father and His Sons ....................................
- The Boy Hunting Locusts ..................................
- The Cock and the Jewel ....................................
- The Kingdom of the Lion ...................................
- The Wolf and the Crane ...................................
- The Fisherman Piping .......................................
- Hercules and the Wagoner ..............................
- The Ants and the Grasshopper .........................
- The Traveler and His Dog ..............................
- The Dog and the Shadow ................................
- The Mole and His Mother ..............................
- The Herdsman and the Lost Bull ....................
- The Hare and the Tortoise ..............................
- The Pomegranate, Apple-Tree, and ramble .....
- The Farmer and the Stork ...............................
- The Farmer and the Snake ...............................
- The Fawn and His Mother ..............................
- The Bear and the Fox ......................................
- The Swallow and the Crow .............................
- The Mountain in Labor ...................................
- The Ass, the Fox, and the Lion .......................
- The Tortoise and the Eagle ...........................
- The Flies and the Honey-Pot ..........................
- The Man and the Lion .....................................
- The Farmer and the Cranes .............................
- The Dog in the Manger ...................................
- The Fox and the Goat .....................................
- The Bear and the Two Travelers ....................
- The Oxen and the Axle-Trees .........................
- The Thirsty Pigeon ..........................................
- The Raven and the Swan ..................................
- The Goat and the Goatherd ............................
- The Miser .........................................................
- The Sick Lion ...................................................
- The Horse and Groom ......................................
- The Ass and the Lapdog ...................................
- The Lioness .......................................................
- The Boasting Traveler ....................................
- The Cat and the Cock ......................................
- The Piglet, the Sheep, and the Goat ................
- The Boy and the Filberts ................................
- The Lion in Love ..............................................
- The Laborer and the Snake .............................
- The Wolf in Sheep's Clothing .........................
- The Ass and the Mule .....................................
- The Frogs Asking for a King ...........................
- The Boys and the Frogs ...................................
- The Sick Stag ...................................................
- The Salt Merchant and His Ass ......................
- The Oxen and the Butchers .............................
- The Lion, the Mouse, and the Fox ..................
- The Vain Jackdaw ............................................
- The Goatherd and the Wild Goats .................
- The Mischievous Dog ......................................
- The Fox Who Had Lost His Tail ....................
- The Man and His Two Sweethearts ................
- The Astronomer ...............................................
- The Wolves and the Sheep ...............................
- The Old Woman and the Physician .................
- The Fighting Cocks and the Eagle ..................
- The Charger and the Miller ...........................
- The Fox and the Monkey ................................
- The Horse and His Rider .................................
- The Belly and the Members ............................
- The Vine and the Goat ....................................
- Jupiter and the Monkey ...................................
- The Widow and Her Little Maidens ...............
- The Shepherd's Boy and the Wolf ...................
- The Cat and the Birds .....................................
- The Kid and the Wolf .....................................
- The Ox and the Frog .......................................
- The Shepherd and the Wolf .............................
- The Father and His Two Daughters ...............
- The Farmer and His Sons .................................
- The Crab and Its Mother ................................
- The Heifer and the Ox .....................................
- The Swallow, the Serpent, and the Court of Justice .......................................................
- The Thief and His Mother ..............................
- The Old Man and Death .................................
- The Fir-tree and the Bramble .........................
- The Mouse, the Frog, and the Hawk ..............
- The Man Bitten by a Dog ...............................
- The Two Pots ...................................................
- The Wolf and the Sheep ...................................
- The Aethiop ......................................................
- The Fisherman and His Nets ............................
- The Huntsman and the Fisherman ...................
- The Old Woman and the Wine-Jar .................
- The Fox and the Crow .....................................
- The Two Dogs ..................................................
- The Stag in the Ox-Stall .................................
- The Hawk, the Kite, and the Pigeons ..............
- The Widow and the Sheep ................................
- The Wild Ass and the Lion ..............................
- The Eagle and the Arrow ...............................
- The Sick Kite ...................................................
- The Lion and the Dolphin ................................
- The Lion and the Boar ....................................
- The One-Eyed Doe ...........................................
- The Shepherd and the Sea ................................
- The Ass, the Cock, and the Lion .....................
- The Mice and the Weasels ..............................
- The Mice in Council ........................................
- The Wolf and the Housedog ...........................
- The Rivers and the Sea ....................................
- The Playful Ass ...............................................
- The Three Tradesmen ......................................
- The Master and His Dogs ...............................
- The Wolf and the Shepherds ............................
- The Dolphins, the Whales, and the Sprat ........
- The Ass Carrying the Image ............................
- The Two Travelers and the Axe .....................
- The Old Lion ...................................................
- The Old Hound ................................................
- The Bee and Jupiter .........................................
- The Milk-Woman and Her Pail ......................
- The Seaside Travelers ......................................
- The Brazier and His Dog .................................
- The Ass and His Shadow ..................................
- The Ass and His Masters .................................
- The Oak and the Reeds ....................................
- The Fisherman and the Little Fish ..................
- The Hunter and the Woodman .........................
- The Wild Boar and the Fox ............................
- The Lion in a Farmyard ...................................
- Mercury and the Sculptor ...............................
- The Swan and the Goose ..................................
- The Swollen Fox .............................................
- The Fox and the Woodcutter ..........................
- The Birdcatcher, the Partridge, and the Cock ....................................................................
- The Monkey and the Fishermen ......................
- The Flea and the Wrestler .............................
- The Two Frogs .................................................
- The Cat and the Mice ......................................
- The Lion, the Bear, and the Fox .....................
- The Doe and the Lion ......................................
- The Farmer and the Fox ..................................52
- The Seagull and the Kite ................................
- The Philosopher, the Ants, and Mercury .......
- The Mouse and the Bull .................................
- The Lion and the Hare ....................................
- The Peasant and the Eagle .............................
- The Image of Mercury and the Carpenter ......
- The Bull and the Goat ....................................
- The Dancing Monkeys .....................................
- The Fox and the Leopard .................................
- The Monkeys and Their Mother ....................
- The Oaks and Jupiter .......................................
- The Hare and the Hound .................................
- The Traveler and Fortune ..............................
- The Bald Knight .............................................
- The Shepherd and the Dog ...............................
- The Lamp ..........................................................
- The Lion, the Fox, and the Ass .......................
- The Bull, the Lioness, and the Wild-Boar Hunter ......................................................
- The Oak and the Woodcutters ........................
- The Hen and the Golden Eggs ........................
- The Ass and the Frogs .....................................
- The Crow and the Raven .................................
- The Trees and the Axe ....................................
- The Crab and the Fox ......................................
- The Woman and Her Hen ................................
- The Ass and the Old Shepherd ........................
- The Kites and the Swans ..................................
- The Wolves and the Sheepdogs ........................
- The Hares and the Foxes .................................
- The Bowman and Lion .....................................
- The Camel ........................................................
- The Wasp and the Snake ..................................
- The Dog and the Hare .....................................
- The Bull and the Calf ....................................
- The Stag, the Wolf, and the Sheep ..................
- The Peacock and the Crane .............................
- The Fox and the Hedgehog .............................
- The Eagle, the Cat, and the Wild Sow ...........
- The Thief and the Innkeeper ............................
- The Mule .........................................................
- The Hart and the Vine ....................................
- The Serpent and the Eagle ..............................
- The Crow and the Pitcher ...............................
- The Two Frogs .................................................
- The Wolf and the Fox .....................................
- The Walnut-Tree ............................................
- The Gnat and the Lion ....................................
- The Monkey and the Dolphin .........................
- The Jackdaw and the Doves ............................
- The Horse and the Stag ...................................
- The Kid and the Wolf .....................................
- The Prophet ......................................................
- The Fox and the Monkey ................................
- The Thief and the Housedog ...........................
- The Man, the Horse, the Ox, and the Dog .....
- The Apes and the Two Travelers ....................
- The Wolf and the Shepherd .............................
- The Hares and the Lions .............................
- The Lark and Her Young Ones .......................
- The Fox and the Lion ......................................
- The Weasel and the Mice ................................
- The Boy Bathing ..............................................
- The Ass and the Wolf ......................................
- The Seller of Images ........................................
- The Fox and the Grapes ...................................
- The Man and His Wife ....................................
- The Peacock and Juno .....................................
- The Hawk and the Nightingale .......................
- The Dog, the Cock, and the Fox .....................
- The Wolf and the Goat ...................................
- The Lion and the Bull .....................................
- The Goat and the Ass ......................................
- The Town Mouse and the Country Mouse .....
- The Wolf, the Fox, and the Ape ......................
- The Fly and the Draught-Mule .....................
- The Fishermen ..................................................
- The Lion and the Three Bulls .........................
- The Fowler and the Viper ................................
- The Horse and the Ass .....................................
- The Fox and the Mask ....................................
- The Geese and the Cranes ...............................
- The Blind Man and the Whelp .......................
- The Dogs and the Fox .....................................
- The Cobbler Turned Doctor ...........................
- The Wolf and the Horse ..................................
- The Brother and the Sister .............................
- The Wasps, the Partridges, and the Farmer ....
- The Crow and Mercury ...................................
- The North Wind and the Sun ..........................76
- The Gamecocks and the Partridge ..................
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