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Aesop's fables (1687)

Philipot, Thomas

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ÆSOPI Fabulæ.

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I.

FAB. I. De Gallo Gallinaceo.

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II.

FAB. II. De Lupo & Agno.

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III.

FAB. III. De Leone & quatuor Tauris.

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IV.

FAB. IV. De Ranâ, & Vulpe.

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VI.

FAB. VI. De Asino Rubos comedente.

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VI.

FAB. VI. De Alaudâ, & pullis ejus.

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VII.

FAB. VII. De Vulpe, Cane, & Gallo.

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VIII.

FAB. VIII. The Fox in the Well.

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IX.

FAB. IX. The Wolves and Sheep.

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X.

FAB. X. The Eagle's Nest.

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XI.

FAB. XI. The Wolf in Sheeps Clothing.

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XII.

FAB. XII. The Ringdove and Fowler.

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XIII.

FAB. XIII. The Sow and her Pigs.

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XIV.

FAB. XIV. The Horse and Ass.

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XV.

FAB. XV. The Wolf and Goat.

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XVI.

FAB. XVI. The Doves and Hawk.

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XVII.

FAB. XVII. The City Mouse and Country Mouse.

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XVIII.

FAB. XVIII. The Swallow and other Birds.

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XIX.

FAB. XIX. The Hunted Beaver.

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XX.

FAB. XX. The Fox and Cat.

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XXI.

FAB. XXI. The Cat and Mice.

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XXII.

FAB. XXII. The Lyon and other Beasts.

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XXIII.

FAB. XXIII. The Lyon and Mouse.

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XXIV.

FAB. XXIV. The Lion and Mouse.

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XXV.

FAB. XXV. The Dog with a Clog.

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XXVI.

FAB. XXVI. The Ox and Toad.

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XXVII.

FAB. XXVII. The Lion and Fox.

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XXVIII.

FAB. XXVIII. The Ape and Fox.

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XXIX.

FAB. XXIX. The Dog and Ox.

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XXX.

FAB. XXX. The Birds and Beasts.

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XXXI.

FAB. XXXI. The Tigre and Fox.

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XXXII.

FAB. XXXII. The Lionness and Fox.

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XXXIII.

FAB. XXXIII. The Oak and Reed.

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XXXIV.

FAB. XXXIV. The Wind and Sun.

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XXXV.

FAB. XXXV. The Kite, Frog, and Mouse.

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XXXVI.

FAB. XXXVI. Jupiter and the Frogs.

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XXXVII.

FAB. XXXVII. The old Woman and her Maids.

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XXXVIII.

FAB. XXXVIII. The Lion and Bear.

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XXXIX.

FAB. XXXIX. The Crow and Pot.

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XL.

FAB. XL. The Porcupines and Adders.

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XLI.

FAB. XLI. The Hares and Storm.

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XLII.

FAB. XLII. The Fox and Wolf.

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XLIII.

FAB. XLIII. The Dog and Sheep.

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XLIV.

FAB. XLIV. The Crane and Peacock.

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XLV.

FAB. XLV. The Viper and File.

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XLVI.

FAB. XLVI. The Lion, Ass, and Cock.

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XLVII.

FAB. XLVII. The Jay and Peacock.

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XLVIII.

FAB. XLVIII. The Ant and Fly.

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XLIX.

FAB. XLIX. The Ant and Grashopper.

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L.

FAB. L, The Countryman and Snake..

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LI.

FAB. LI. The Sick Lion.

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LII.

FAB. LII. The Wanton Calf.

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LIII.

FAB. LIII. The Clown and Cart.

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LIV.

FAB. LIV. The Belly and Members.

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LV.

FAB. LV. The Horse and Lion.

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LVI.

FAB. LVI. The Stork and Geese.

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LVII.

FAB. LVII. The Cat and Cock.

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LVIII.

FAB. LVIII. The Leopard and Fox.

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LIX.

FAB. LIX. The Shepherd's Boy.

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LX.

FAB. LX. The Goat in the Well.

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LXI.

FAB. LXI. Cupid and Death.

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LXII.

FAB. LXII. The Old Man and his Sons.

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LXIII.

FAB. LXIII. The Old Deer and Fawn.

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LXIV.

FAB. LXIV. The Old Hound.

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LXV.

FAB. LXV. Jupiter and the Camels.

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LXVI.

FAB. LXVI. The Tailess Fox.

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LXVII.

FAB. LXVII. The Fox and Crow.

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LXVIII.

FAB. LXVIII. Of the Dove and Hawk.

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LXIX.

FAB. LXIX. The Nurse and Wolf.

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LXX.

FAB. LXX. The Tortoise and Hare.

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LXXI.

FAB. LXXI. The Young Man and his Cat.

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LXXII.

FAB. LXXII. The Ass in a Lion's Skin.

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LXXIII.

FAB. LXXIII. The Birth of the Mountains.

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LXXIV.

FAB. LXXIV. The Satyre and Clown.

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LXXV.

FAB. LXXV. The Young Kite and his Mother.

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LXXVI.

FAB. LXXVI. The Nightingale and Hawk.

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LXXVII.

FAB. LXXVII. The Peacock and Nightingale.

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LXXVIII.

FAB. LXXVIII. The Angler and Little Fish.

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LXXIX.

FAB. LXXIX. The Geese in the Corn.

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LXXX.

FAB. LXXX. The Dog and Piece of Flesh.

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LXXXI.

FAB. LXXXI. The Ass and little Dog.

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LXXXII.

FAB. LXXXII. The Wolf and Crane.

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LXXXIII.

FAB. LXXXIII. The Covetous and Envious Man.

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LXXXIV.

FAB. LXXXIV. The two Pots.

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LXXXV.

FAB. LXXXV. The Fox and Stork.

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LXXXVI.

FAB. LXXXVI. The Bear and Bee-hives.

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LXXXVII.

FAB. LXXXVII. The Bear and two Travellers.

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LXXXVIII.

FAB. LXXXVIII. The Captive Trumpeter.

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LXXXIX.

FAB. LXXXIX. The Fighting Cocks and Partridge.

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XC.

FAB. XC. The Fowler and Partridge.

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XCI.

FAB. XCI. The Eagle and Crow.

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XCII.

FAB. XCII. The Lion, Ass, and Fox.

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XCIII.

FAB. XCIII. The Fox and Grapes.

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XCIV.

FAB. XCIV. The Horse and Hart.

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XCV.

FAB. XCV. The Young Man and Swallow.

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XCVI.

FAB. XCVI. The Man and his Goose.

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XCVII.

FAB. XCVII. The Wolf and Dog.

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XCVIII.

FAB. XCVIII. The Wood and Clown.

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XCIX.

FAB. XCIX. The Old Lion.

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C.

FAB. C. The Horse and Loaded Ass.

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CI.

FAB. CI. The Old Man and Death.

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CII.

FAB. CII. The Boar and Ass.

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CIII.

FAB. CIII. The Dolphin and Tunis.

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CIV.

FAB. CIV. The Peacock and Pie.

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CV.

FAB. CV. The Forrester and Lion.

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CVI.

FAB. CVI. The Stag looking into the Water.

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CVII.

FAB. CVII. The Stag in the Ox-stall.

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CVIII.

FAB. CVIII. The Dove and Pismire.

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CIX.

FAB. CIX. The Lion in Love.

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CX.

FAB. CX. The Tortoise and Eagle.

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FAB. LXVIII. Of the Dove and Hawk.

A Sparohawk being taken in a traine,
For life did thus implore the seizing swain,
Those that devour thy Corne I make my food,
The Lad replyd thourt worse that lives by blood.

Morall

Many pretend in Warr their King to aid
When they in blood for private intrest trade