Table of Contents

• Preface
• Short History of the Aesopic Fable, A
• Cock and the Pearl, The
• Wolf and the Lamb, The
• Dog and the Shadow, The
• Lion’s Share, The
• Wolf and the Crane, The
• Man and the Serpent, The
• Town Mouse and the Country Mouse, The
• Fox and the Crow, The
• Sick Lion, The
• Ass and the Lapdog, The
• Lion and the Mouse, The
• Swallow and the Other Birds, The
• Frogs Desiring a King, The
• Mountains in Labour, The
• Hares and the Frogs, The
• Wolf and the Kid, The
• Woodman and the Serpent, The
• Bald Man and the Fly, The
• Fox and the Stork, The
• Fox and the Mask, The
• Jay and the Peacock, The
• Frog and the Ox, The
• Androcles
• Bat, the Birds, and the Beasts, The
• Hart and the Hunter, The
• Serpent and the File, The
• Man and the Wood, The
• Dog and the Wolf, The
• Belly and the Members, The
• Hart in the Ox-Stall, The
• Fox and the Grapes, The
• Horse, Hunter, and Stag, The
• Peacock and Juno, The
• Fox and the Lion, The
• Lion and the Statue, The
• Ant and the Grasshopper, The
• Tree and the Reed, The
• Fox and the Cat, The
• Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing, The
• Dog in the Manger, The
• Man and the Wooden God, The
• Fisher, The
• Shepherd’s Boy, The
• Young Thief and His Mother, The
• Man and His Two Wives, The
• Nurse and the Wolf, The
• Tortoise and the Birds, The
• Two Crabs, The
• Ass in the Lion’s Skin, The
• Two Fellows and the Bear, The
• Two Pots, The
• Four Oxen and the Lion, The
• Fisher and the Little Fish, The
• Avaricious and Envious
• Crow and the Pitcher, The
• Man and the Satyr, The
• Goose With the Golden Eggs, The
• Labourer and the Nightingale, The
• Fox, the Cock, and the Dog, The
• Wind and the Sun, The
• Hercules and the Waggoner
• Man, the Boy, and the Donkey, The
• Miser and His Gold, The
• Fox and the Mosquitoes, The
• Fox Without a Tail, The
• One-Eyed Doe, The
• Belling the Cat
• Hare and the Tortoise, The
• Old Man and Death, The
• Hare With Many Friends, The
• Lion in Love, The
• Bundle of Sticks, The
• Lion, the Fox, and the Beasts, The
• Ass’s Brains, The
• Eagle and the Arrow, The
• Milkmaid and Her Pail, The
• Cat-Maiden, The
• Horse and the Ass, The
• Trumpeter Taken Prisoner, The
• Buffoon and the Countryman, The
• Old Woman and the Wine-Jar, The
• Fox and the Goat, The
• Notes

Bibliographic Information

Book: Fables of Aesop, The
Book Author/Editor: Aesop & Jacobs, Joseph
Publisher: Macmillan & Co.
Publication City: London
Year of Publication: 1902
Country of Origin: Greece
Notes: COMPLETE! Entered into SurLaLune Database in September 2018 with all known ATU Classifications. Aesop Fables have Perry classification numbers which have been included in the End Notes to each of the tales. They were also used in the ATU field when no ATU classification was available for a fable. Note that Aesop as an author and Greece as the geographic location for these fables are loose categorizations due to the murky nature of Aesop's Fables in general. Read the Introductory materials to this collection to learn more. For convenience, Aesop and Greece have been used in the classifications for convenience despite the inaccuracies involved.