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Aesop's fables (1687)

Philipot, Thomas

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ÆSOPI Fabulæ.
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FAB. I. De Gallo Gallinaceo.
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FAB. II. De Lupo & Agno.
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FAB. III. De Leone & quatuor Tauris.
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FAB. IV. De Ranâ, & Vulpe.
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FAB. VI. De Asino Rubos comedente.
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FAB. VI. De Alaudâ, & pullis ejus.
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FAB. VII. De Vulpe, Cane, & Gallo.
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FAB. VIII. The Fox in the Well.
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FAB. IX. The Wolves and Sheep.
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FAB. X. The Eagle's Nest.
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FAB. XI. The Wolf in Sheeps Clothing.
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FAB. XII. The Ringdove and Fowler.
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FAB. XIII. The Sow and her Pigs.
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FAB. XIV. The Horse and Ass.
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FAB. XV. The Wolf and Goat.
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FAB. XVI. The Doves and Hawk.
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FAB. XVII. The City Mouse and Country Mouse.
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FAB. XVIII. The Swallow and other Birds.
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FAB. XIX. The Hunted Beaver.
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FAB. XX. The Fox and Cat.
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FAB. XXI. The Cat and Mice.
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FAB. XXII. The Lyon and other Beasts.
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FAB. XXIII. The Lyon and Mouse.
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FAB. XXIV. The Lion and Mouse.
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FAB. XXV. The Dog with a Clog.
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FAB. XXVI. The Ox and Toad.
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FAB. XXVII. The Lion and Fox.
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FAB. XXVIII. The Ape and Fox.
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FAB. XXIX. The Dog and Ox.
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FAB. XXX. The Birds and Beasts.
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FAB. XXXI. The Tigre and Fox.
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FAB. XXXII. The Lionness and Fox.
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FAB. XXXIII. The Oak and Reed.
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FAB. XXXIV. The Wind and Sun.
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FAB. XXXV. The Kite, Frog, and Mouse.
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FAB. XXXVI. Jupiter and the Frogs.
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FAB. XXXVII. The old Woman and her Maids.
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FAB. XXXVIII. The Lion and Bear.
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FAB. XXXIX. The Crow and Pot.
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FAB. XL. The Porcupines and Adders.
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FAB. XLI. The Hares and Storm.
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FAB. XLII. The Fox and Wolf.
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FAB. XLIII. The Dog and Sheep.
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FAB. XLIV. The Crane and Peacock.
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FAB. XLV. The Viper and File.
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FAB. XLVI. The Lion, Ass, and Cock.
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FAB. XLVII. The Jay and Peacock.
  
Morall
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FAB. XLVIII. The Ant and Fly.
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FAB. XLIX. The Ant and Grashopper.
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FAB. L, The Countryman and Snake..
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FAB. LI. The Sick Lion.
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FAB. LII. The Wanton Calf.
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FAB. LIII. The Clown and Cart.
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FAB. LIV. The Belly and Members.
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FAB. LV. The Horse and Lion.
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FAB. LVI. The Stork and Geese.
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FAB. LVII. The Cat and Cock.
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FAB. LVIII. The Leopard and Fox.
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FAB. LIX. The Shepherd's Boy.
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FAB. LX. The Goat in the Well.
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FAB. LXI. Cupid and Death.
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FAB. LXII. The Old Man and his Sons.
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FAB. LXIII. The Old Deer and Fawn.
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FAB. LXIV. The Old Hound.
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FAB. LXV. Jupiter and the Camels.
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FAB. LXVI. The Tailess Fox.
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FAB. LXVII. The Fox and Crow.
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FAB. LXVIII. Of the Dove and Hawk.
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FAB. LXIX. The Nurse and Wolf.
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FAB. LXX. The Tortoise and Hare.
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FAB. LXXI. The Young Man and his Cat.
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FAB. LXXII. The Ass in a Lion's Skin.
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FAB. LXXIII. The Birth of the Mountains.
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FAB. LXXIV. The Satyre and Clown.
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FAB. LXXV. The Young Kite and his Mother.
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FAB. LXXVI. The Nightingale and Hawk.
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FAB. LXXVII. The Peacock and Nightingale.
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FAB. LXXVIII. The Angler and Little Fish.
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FAB. LXXIX. The Geese in the Corn.
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FAB. LXXX. The Dog and Piece of Flesh.
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FAB. LXXXI. The Ass and little Dog.
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FAB. LXXXII. The Wolf and Crane.
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FAB. LXXXIII. The Covetous and Envious Man.
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FAB. LXXXIV. The two Pots.
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FAB. LXXXV. The Fox and Stork.
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FAB. LXXXVI. The Bear and Bee-hives.
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FAB. LXXXVII. The Bear and two Travellers.
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FAB. LXXXVIII. The Captive Trumpeter.
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FAB. LXXXIX. The Fighting Cocks and Partridge.
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FAB. XC. The Fowler and Partridge.
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FAB. XCI. The Eagle and Crow.
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FAB. XCII. The Lion, Ass, and Fox.
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FAB. XCIII. The Fox and Grapes.
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FAB. XCIV. The Horse and Hart.
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FAB. XCV. The Young Man and Swallow.
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FAB. XCVI. The Man and his Goose.
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FAB. XCVII. The Wolf and Dog.
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FAB. XCVIII. The Wood and Clown.
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FAB. XCIX. The Old Lion.
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FAB. C. The Horse and Loaded Ass.
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FAB. CI. The Old Man and Death.
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FAB. CII. The Boar and Ass.
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FAB. CIII. The Dolphin and Tunis.
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FAB. CIV. The Peacock and Pie.
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FAB. CV. The Forrester and Lion.
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FAB. CVI. The Stag looking into the Water.
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FAB. CVII. The Stag in the Ox-stall.
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FAB. CVIII. The Dove and Pismire.
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FAB. CIX. The Lion in Love.
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FAB. CX. The Tortoise and Eagle.

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FAB. XLVII. The Jay and Peacock.

The Jay woud for a gawdy Peacock pass,
And with their borowed plumes her tayle dos grace
But when from thence each had his feathers torne,
By her own Birds she is receiv'd with scorne.

Morall

Tis the gay Dress that makes the Lover doat,
Not the fine Soule, but the fine Petticoat.
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