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The Fables of Æsop (Jacobs)/Index

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Roman numbers refer to the order of notes, Arabic to pages of text. A few proverbial expressions derived from fables are given in italics, with reference to the fables from which they are derived (see Notes). Cross references have been given for other titles of the fables.


Androcles, xxiii., 60

Ant and Grasshopper, xxxvi., 86

Ass and Lapdog, x., 24

Ass in Lion's skin, xlix., 116

Ass's Brains, lxxiv., 177

Avaricious and Envious, liv., 127


Bald Man and Fly, xviii., 47

Bat, Birds, and Beasts, xxiv., 62

Belling the Cat, lxvii., 159

Belly and Members, xxix., 72

Blow hot and cold, see Man and Satyr

Borrowed plumes, see Jay and Peacock

Brass Pot and Earthenware Pot, see Two Pots

Buffoon and Countryman, lxxx., 189

Bull and Frog, see Frog and Ox

Bundle of Sticks, lxxii., 173


Cat-Maiden, lxxvi., 180

Cock and Pearl, i., 2

Countryman and Serpent, see Woodman and Serpent

Crabs, see Two Crabs

Crow and Pitcher, lv., 129


Daw and Peacocks, see Jay and Peacocks

Death and Old Man, see Old Man and Death

Dog and Shadow, iii., 7

Dog and Wolf, xxviii., 70

Dog in Manger, xl., 97


Eagle and Arrow, lxxv., 179

Eagle and Tortoise, see Tortoise and Birds


Fisher, xlii., 100

Fisher and Little Fish, liii., 124

Four Oxen and Lion, lii., 122

Fox and Cat, xxxviii., 91

Fox and Crow, viii., 19

Fox and Goat, lxxxii., 193

Fox and Grapes, xxxi., 76

Fox and Lion, xxxiv., 83

Fox and Mask, xx., 52

Fox and Mosquitoes, lxiv., 152

Fox and Stork, xix., 50

Fox, Cock, and Dog, lix., 140

Fox without a Tail, lxv., 154

Frog and Ox, xxii., 57

Frogs and Hares, see Hares and Frogs

Frogs desiring a King, xiii., 31


Goose with the Golden Eggs, lvii. 134

Grapes are sour, see Fox and Grapes


Hare and Tortoise, lxviii., 162

Hare with many Friends, lxx., 168

Hares and Frogs, xv., 38

Hart and Hunter, xxv., 65

Hart in Ox-stall, xxx., 74

Hercules and Waggoner, lxi., 145

Horse and Ass, lxxviii., 185

Horse, Hunter, and Stag, xxxiii., 80


Jay and Peacock, xxi., 55

Juno and Peacock, see Peacock and Juno

Kid and Wolf, see Wolf and Kid

King Log and King Stork, see Frogs desiring a King


Labourer and Nightingale, lviii., 138

Lapdog and Ass, see Ass and Lapdog

Lion and Mouse, xi., 26

Lion and Statue, xxxv., 85

Lion, Fox, and Beasts, lxxiii., 174

Lion in Love, lxxi., 170

Lion Sick, see Sick Lion

Lion's Share, iv., 8


Man and Serpent, vi., 12

Man and Satyr, lvi., 131

Man and Two Wives, xlv., 106

Man and Wood, xxvii., 68

Man and Wooden God (statue), xli., 98

Man, Axe, and Wood, see Man and Wood

Man, Boy, and Donkey, lxiii., 149

Man, Lion, and Statue, see Lion and Statue

Master's Eye, see Hart in Ox-stall

Mice in Council, see Belling the Cat

Milkmaid and Pail, lxxvii., 183

Miser and Gold, lxii., 146

Mountains in Labour, xiv., 36

Mouse and Lion, see Lion and Mouse


Nulla Vestigia retrorsum, see Lion, Fox, and Beasts

Nurse and Wolf, xlvi., 109


Oak and Reed, see Tree and Reed

Old Man and Death, lxix., 164

Old Woman and Wine-jar, lxxxi., 190

One-eyed Doe, lxvi., 156

Oxen and Lion, see Four Oxen and Lion


Peacock and Juno, xxxii., 79

Pitcher and Crow, see Crow and Pitcher

Put your shoulder to the wheel, see Hercules and Waggoner


Satyr and Man, see Man and Saytr

Serpent and File, xxvi., 67

Shepherd Boy, xliii., 102

Sick Lion, ix., 23

Sun and Wind, see Wind and Sun

Swallow and other Birds, xii., 28


Thief and Mother, see Young Thief and Mother

To blow hot and cold, see Man and Satyr

To cry "Wolf," see Shepherd Boy

To warm a serpent in your bosom, see Man and Serpent

Tortoise and Birds, xlvii., 111

Town Mouse and Country Mouse, vii., 15

Travellers and Bear, see Two Fellows and Bear

Tree and Reed, xxxvii., 88

Trumpeter taken Prisoner, lxxix., 187

Two Crabs, xlviii., 114

Two Fellows and Bear, l., 118

Two Pots, li., 120


Waggoner and Hercules, see {{sc|Hercules and Waggoner]}

Wind and Sun, lx., 142

"Wolf!" see Shepherd Boy

Wolf and Crane, v., 10

Wolf and Dog, see Dog and Wolf

Wolf and Kid, xvi., 40

Wolf and Lamb, ii., 4

Wolf and Nurse, see Nurse and Wolf

Wolf in Sheep's Clothing, xxxix., 93

Woodman and Serpent, xvii., 43


Young Thief and Mother, xliv., 105


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