- Æsop:
- his era, 33;
- birthplace, 33;
- his masters when a slave, 33;
- his mission to Delphi, 34;
- his death, 35;
- disparagement of his personal appearance, 36;
- due to Planudes, 37;
- his mate or wife, Rhodope, 38;
- Lysippus' statue of Æsop, 39;
- stories related of, 42;
- Æsop and the figs, 44;
- the pannier of bread, 45;
- bought by Zanthus, 45;
- Zanthus' foolish wager, 46;
- Zanthus' wife restored, 46;
- Æsop and the mean fellow, 47;
- at play, 48;
- and the author, 48;
- sayings of, 49;
- at the Court of Croesus, 49;
- as a fabulist, 97
- Æsop and the Ass, 115
- 'Æsop, G. Washington,' parody on Æsop's fables, 127
- Æsopian fable or apologue defined, 5;
- opinions regarding the, 52;
- characteristics of the, 55
- Ademar, 128
- Agathia's epigram on Lysippus' statue of Æsop, 39
- Aitken, Dr., fables by, 127
- Aldus' edition of the fables, 59
- Alfonso, 128
- Aphthonius, definition of fable by, 2
- Apologue or fable, definition of the, 1
- Applicability of fables to every-day life, 58
- Application of fables, 13
- Arabian fables, 80
- Archilochus, a writer of fables, 54
- Aristotle on fables, 68
- Arrogant Mule mortified, The, 75
- Arwaker, Edmund, 'Truth in Fiction; or, Morality in Masquerade,' fables by, 126
- Ass's Shadow, The, 79
- 'Assemblies of Æsopian Fables,' 55
- Avienus, 55, 61
- Babrius, 55, 61, 65
- Bayle on Babrius, 66
- Beau and the Butterfly, The, 133
- Bee and the Coquette, The, 130
- Bee and the Spider, The, 111
- Belly and the Members, The, 54, 68;
- the oldest known fable, 69
- Bentley, Dr., ridicules the account of Æsop's deformity, 40;
- Berington on 'The Arabian or Saracenic Learning,' 85
- Bias, 34
- Bitteux, 60
- Bonus Accursius, his collection of fables, 59
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- The Piper turned Fisherman, 76
- The Shepherd and the Nightingale, 116
- The Snake and the Hedgehog, 56
- Solomon's Ghost, 116
- The Toad and the Ephemeron, 110
- The Trees in Search of a King, 71
- The Trooper and his Armour, 113
- The Two Thrushes, 118
- The Viper and the File, 102
- The Wolf and the Shepherds, 55
- The Wolves and the Sheep, 78
Fables, writers of: - Addison, 129;
- Ademar, 128;
- Aitken, 127;
- Alfonso, 128;
- Armoult, 129;
- Arwaker, 126;
- Avian, 128;
- Babrius, 65;
- Bertola, 129;
- Boisard, 129;
- Bondi, 129;
- Brown, 127;
- Chemnitzer, 129;
- Clasio, 129;
- Colling, 128;
- Coyne, 130;
- Crudeli, 129;
- Dmitriev, 129;
- Dodsley, 108;
- Dryden, 144;
- Faerno, 59;
- FÉnelon, 128;
- Florian, 129;
- Maria de France, 127;
- Gaspey, 127;
- Gay, 103;
- Gellert, 129;
- Gentleman, 127;
- Ginguene, 129;
- Glinka, 129;
- Godolphin, 128;
- Goldsmith, 129;
- Goncharov, 129;
- Grillo, 129;
- Hagedorn, 129;
- Hall-Stevenson, 126;
- Henryson, 130;
- Jauffret, 129;
- Krilof, 120;
- La Fontaine, 97;
- Lessing, 115;
- Le Grand, 129;
- Lichtner, 129;
- Lomonosov, 129;
- Moore, 126;
- Nicolai, 129;
- Nivernois, 128;
- Northcote, 112;
- Passeroni, 129;
- Perego, 129;
- Percival, 130;
- Pfeffel, 129;
- PhÆdrus, 63;
- Pignotti, Elliot Stock, 62, Paternoster Row, London, E.C.
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