Portal:Aesop's Fables
Latin: Fabulae. Collection of fables credited to Aesop (620—560 BC), a slave and story-teller that lived in Ancient Greece. Aesop's Fables become a blanket term for collections of brief fables, usually involving personified animals. The fables remain a popular choice for moral education of children today.
Authors
[edit]- Aesop (620—560 BCE), Greek slave and story-teller credited with most of the Fables
- Phaedrus (20 BCE – 50s), Roman fabulist and compiler of the first Latin edition of the Fables
- Babrius (1st century CE), Greek writer and compiler of an influential edition of the Fables, from which are derived most modern collections
Collections
[edit]Translations of the collected Fables are listed at Fables (Aesop)
Index
[edit]Perry 1–100
[edit]Perry 101–200
[edit]Perry 201–300
[edit]Perry 301–400
[edit]Perry 401–500
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Perry 401. The Foal Perry 402. The Hunter and the Horseman Perry 403. The Thief and the Housedog Perry 404. The Hunter and the Wolf Perry 405. The Cyclops and His Treasure Perry 406. The Dogs and the Fox Perry 407. The Dog Chasing a Wolf Perry 408. The Thirsty Rabbit Perry 409. The Fox and the Lion in a Cage Perry 410. The Youth and the Woman Perry 411. The Pack-Ass, the Wild Ass, and the Lion Perry 412. The Rivers and the Sea Perry 413. The Olive-Tree and the Fig-Tree Perry 414. The Bull, the Lioness, and the Wild-Boar Hunter Perry 415. The Brazier and His Dog Perry 416. The Lion, the Bear, and the Fox Go Hunting Perry 417. A Wolf and Lycophron Perry 418. The Ostrich, the Birds, and the Beasts Perry 419. The Thief and the Innkeeper Perry 420. The Two Adulterers Perry 421. The Sailor and his Son Perry 422. The Eagle once a Man Perry 423. Aesop and the Bitch Perry 424. Aesop to the Corinthians Perry 425. The Fisherman and the Octopus Perry 426. The Fox and the Crane Perry 427. The Fox and the Hedgehog Perry 428. The Sybarite and the Chariot Perry 429. The Man Who Tried To Count the Waves Perry 430. The Creation of Man Perry 431. Man's Loquacity Perry 432. Apollo, the Muses and the Dryads Perry 433. Venus and the Merchant Perry 434. The Wren on the Eagle's Back Perry 435. The Black Cat Perry 436. The Priest of Cybele and the Lion Perry 437. The Owl and the Birds Perry 438. The Sybarite Woman and the Jug Perry 439. The Trees and the Bramble Perry 440. The Runaway Slave Perry 441. The Feast Day and the Day After Perry 442. The Origin of Blushes Perry 443. Heron and Buzzard Perry 444. Eros among Men Perry 445. Joy and Sorrow (Aesop) Perry 446. The Cuckoo and the Little Birds Perry 447. The Lark Burying Her Father Perry 448. The Musical Dogs Perry 449. The Dog's House Perry 450. The Hares and the Lions |
Perry 451. The Wolf in Sheep's Clothing Perry 452. The Wolf and the Ass on Trial Perry 453. The Wolf and the Shepherds Perry 454. The Mouse and the Oyster Perry 455. Momus and Aphrodite Perry 456. The Fool and the Sieve Perry 457. The Boy on the Wild Horse Perry 458. The Ass and the Snake called Dipsas Perry 459. The Peeping of an Ass Perry 460. The Ass and His Shadow Perry 461. The Eyes and the Mouth Perry 462. The Privilege of Grief Perry 463. The Dancing Monkeys Perry 464. The Apes Founding a City Perry 465. The Shepherd and the Butcher Perry 466. Plenty and Poverty Perry 467. The Satyr and Fire Perry 468. The Moon and Her Mother Perry 469. The Bull Deceived by the Lion Perry 470. The Cicadas Perry 471. The Lice and the Farmer Perry 472. The Jay and the Peacock Perry 473. The Sparrow and the Hare Perry 474. The Wolf, the Fox, and the Ape Perry 475. The Cobbler Turned Doctor Perry 476. The Ass and the Old Shepherd Perry 477. The Stag, the Wolf, and the Sheep Perry 478. The Sheep, the Dog, and the Wolf Perry 479. Woman in Childbirth Perry 480. The Bitch and Her Whelps Perry 481. The Old Lion Perry 482. The Dogs and the Crocodiles Perry 483. The Dog and the Treasure Perry 484. The Wild Boar and the Ass Perry 485. The Frogs and the Bulls Perry 486. The Hawk, the Kite, and the Pigeons Perry 487. The Bullock, the Lion, and the Robber Perry 488. The Eagle, the Cat, and the Wild Sow Perry 489. Caesar to a Flunkey Perry 490. The Tortoise and the Birds Perry 491. The Mules and the Robbers Perry 492. The Stag in the Ox-Stall Perry 493. The Old Woman and the Wine-Jar Perry 494. The Panther and the Shepherds Perry 495. Aesop and the Farmer Perry 496. The Monkey and the Butcher Perry 497. Aesop and the Hooligan Perry 498. The Fly and the Draught-Mule Perry 499. The Brother and the Sister Perry 500. Socrates and his Friends |
Perry 501–584
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Perry 501. On Believing and Not Believing Perry 502. The Eunuch's Reply to the Scurrilous Person Perry 503. The Cock and the Jewel Perry 504. The Bees and the Drones get Judgment from the Wasp Perry 505. Concerning Relaxation and Tension Perry 506. The Dog, the Lamb, and the Goats Perry 507. The Grasshopper and the Owl Perry 508. The Trees Under the Protection of the Gods Perry 509. The Peacock and Juno Perry 510. Aesop's Reply to an Inquisitive Fellow Perry 511. The Weasel and the Mice Perry 512. The Enigmatic Will Perry 513. The Thief and his Lamp Perry 514. The Monkey and the Lion's Breath Perry 515. Prometheus Perry 516. The She-Goats and Their Beards Perry 517. The Dogs send an Embassy to Jupiter Perry 518. The Fox and the Dragon Perry 519. About Simonides Perry 520. The Mountain in Labour Perry 521. The Ant and the Fly Perry 522. How Simonides was saved by the Gods Perry 523. Demetrius and Menander Perry 524. The Two Soldiers and the Robber Perry 525. The Bald Man and the Fly Perry 526. The Ass and the Pig Perry 527. The Buffoon and the Countryman Perry 528. Two Bald Men Perry 529. Prince, the Fluteplayer Perry 530. Time (Opportunity) Perry 531. The Bull and the Calf Perry 532. The Old Hound Perry 533. The Monkey and the Fox Perry 534. Mercury and the Two Women Perry 535. Prometheus and Guile Perry 536. On Apollo's Oracle Perry 537. Aesop and the Writer Perry 538. Pompey and his Soldier Perry 539. Venus and the Hen Perry 540. The Old Bull and the Young Bull Perry 541. Aesop and the Victorious Athlete Perry 542. The Ass and the Lyre |
Perry 543. The Widow and Her Lover Perry 544. The Two Suitors Perry 545. Aesop and the his Mistress Perry 546. The Cock carried in a litter by Cats Perry 547. The Sow and the Wolf Perry 548. Aesop and the Runaway Slave Perry 549. The Charger and the Miller Perry 550. When the Bear gets Hungry Perry 551. The Traveller and the Raven Perry 552. The Snake and the Lizard Perry 553. The Crow and the Sheep Perry 554. Socrates and a Worthless Servant Perry 555. The Young Man and the Prostitute Perry 556. The Butterfly and the Wasp Perry 557. The Ground-Swallow and the Fox Perry 558. Two Cocks and a Hawk Perry 559. The Snail and the Mirror Perry 560. The Bald Man and the Gardener Perry 561. The Owl, the Cat, and the Mouse Perry 562. The Fox and the Cock Perry 563. The Lion and the Shepherd Perry 564. The Gnat and the Bull Perry 565. The Horse and the Donkey Perry 566. The Birds, the Beasts, and the Bat Perry 567. The Nightingale and the Hawk Perry 568. The Wolf, the Fox, and the Shepherd Perry 569. The Apes and the Two Travelers Perry 570. The Goose and the Stork Perry 571. The Ass and the Horse Perry 572. The Wolf and the Kid Perry 573. The Snake and the Farmer Perry 574. The Eagle and the Kite Perry 575. The Butcher and the Flock Perry 576. The Falconer and the Birds Perry 577. The Raven and the Birds Perry 578. The Horse and the Kids Perry 579. The Sword and the Passer-by Perry 580. The Covetous Man and the Envious Man Perry 581. The Boy and the Thief Perry 582. The Farmer and his Ox Perry 583. The Pig without a Heart Perry 584. The River-fish and the Sea-fish |
- Extended Perry
Paulus Diaconus
[edit]585. Sick Lion, Fox and Bear. cf. 258
586. Calf and Stork
587. Flea and Gout
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589. Bird of Saint Martin 590. Stork and his Beak (Magpie and her Tail) 591. Toad and Beautiful Son 592. Cat as Monk 593. The Fox in the Well 594. Cat, Rat, and Cheese 595. Isengrim as Monk 596. Complaint of Sheep against Wolf 597. Fox Confesses Sins to Rooster 598. Wasp and Spider 599. Eagle and Crow Physician 600. The Ass and the Pig 601. Hen, Chicks and Kite 602. Dinner at the Lion's House 603. Goose and Crow 604. The Kite Imitating a Hawk 605. The Fox and the Cat 607. Wolf's Funeral 608. Dirty Dog 609. Man and Unicorn 610. Fox and Ferryman 611. Fox and Hens 612. Falcon and Kite 613. The Mice in Council 614. Owl and Birds 615. Mouse in Wine Jar and Cat |
616. Hare Contends with Wolf 617. Serpent in Man's Bostom 618. Ungrateful Man 619. Mouse in quest of Mate 620. Stork and Serpent 621. Peacock stripped of Feathers 622. Toad and Frog 623. Athenian Philosopher / Goat and Donkey 624. Aged Father and Cruel Son 625. Wolf as Fisherman and Fox 627. The Nightingale and Bowman 628. Wolf Confessor to Fox and Donkey 629. Rustic Invited to Dinner 630. Rustic Reared in Cow Barn 631. King of Greece and his Brother 632. Julian the Apostate and a Demon 633. Man Condemned to be Hanged 634. Philosopher who spit in King's Beard 635. Judgments of God revealed by Angel 636. Wolf and Sheep Kissing Each Other 637. Tame Asp 638. Ass with Privilege, Fox and Wolf 639. Eagle and Rat 640. The Man, the Dragon, and the Fox 641. Wolf and Priest 642. Soldier and Religious Man 643. Ape and Merchant |
John of Schepey
[edit]644. Buzzard and hawk
645. Lion and unicorn
Metrical
[edit]646. Capon and hawk
647. Merchant and wife
Neckham
[edit]648. Vulture and eagle
Rhymed verse
[edit]649. Stag, hedgehog and boar
Robert's Romulus
[edit]650. Presumptuous beetle
651. Rustic and his wife
652. Cuckoo and birds
653. Farmer sold his horse
654. Eagle, hawk and crane
655. Wolf fasting for Lent
656. Swallow and sparrows
657. Cattle hauling dung
658. Hare wanted horns
659. Wolf and beetle
Brussels
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660. Thief and beetle 661. Wife and Paramour 662. Thief and Satan 663. Dragon's Deposit 664. Hermit Tested Servant 665. Farmer Prayed for Horse 666. Man Praying for Himself 667. Townsman and Tame Daw 668. Three Wishes 669. Fox and Shadow of Moon as Cheese 670. Wolf sees Crow on Sheep 671. Fox and Dove 672. Eagle, Hawk, Doves 673. Horse and grain 674. Horse and Goat in package deal 675. Wolf and Hedgehog 676. Well-Meaning Wolves |
677. Painter and Wife 678. Deer instructing Fawn 679. Crow and Young Ones 680. Goat and Wolf 681. Contentious Wife 682. Contrary Wife 683. Whispering Brigands 684. Physician, Rich Man and Daughter 685. Badger among Pigs 686. Wolf in Trap and Hedgehog 687. Wolf and Ferryman 688. Wolf Learning Letters 689. Wolf and Dove Gathering Twigs 690. Man in Boat 691. Old Man and Son 692. Bishop Cat |
Extravagantes
[edit]693. The Mule, the Fox, and the Wolf
694. Little Boar
696. The Wolf and the Ass
698. The Fox, the Wolf, and the Lion
700. Hunter and Ploughman
701. The Wolf and the Dog
703. The Father and His Three Children
704. The Wolf and the Young Fox
705. The Dog, the Wolf, and the Ram
706. The Man and the Lion's Son
707. The Knight, the Servant, and the Fox
Bern
[edit]708. Ape and Bear
709. Dog and Slain Master
710. Dog and Boy in River
711. Ram and Baldheaded Master
712. Wolf and Hungry Fox
713. Adulterous Stork
714. Ram and Wolf
715. Fox and Sick Ape
716. Mouse and Daughter
717. Rooster and Horse Talking about Master
718. Generous Fox and Wolf
719. Dog begging Bone from Master
Promptuarium
[edit]720. Scarecrow
Poggio and Abstemius
[edit]721. The Miller, his Son, and their Ass
723. Still Waters Run Deep
724. The Fly on Chariot