Gaius Julius Phaedrus

All fables by the author Gaius Julius Phaedrus

• The Eagle and the Kite
• The Poor Man and the Serpent
• The Kid and the Wolf
• The Camel and the Flea
• The Old Lion and the Fox
• The Horse and the Ass
• The Ant and the Grasshopper
• The Sheep and the Crow
• The Stork, the Goose, and the Hawk
• The Man and the Lion
• The Truthful Man, the Liar, and the Apes
• The Wolf, the Huntsman, and the Shepherd
• The Ape and the Fox
• The Sheep and the Wolves
• The Wolf, the Fox, and the Shepherd
• The Nightingale, the Hawk, and the Fowler
• The Birds, the Beasts, and the Bat
• The Horse and the Ass
• The Goat and the Bull
• The Lion and the Shepherd
• The Ass, the Ox, and the Birds
• The Partridge and the Fox
• The Birds and the Swallow
• The Crane, the Crow, and the Countryman
• The Ass fawning upon his Master
• The City Mouse and the Country Mouse
• The Snail and the Ape
• The Two Cocks and the Hawk
• The Mouse and the Frog
• The Man and the Trees
• The Lion and the Mouse
• Jupiter and the Fox
• The Hares tired of Life
• The Sick Kite
• The Ground-Swallow and the Fox
• The Butterfly and the Wasp
• The Beaver
• The Young Man and the Courtesan
• The Hare and the Herdsman
• The Servant and the Master
• The Crow and the Sheep
• The Serpent and the Lizard
• The Shepherd and the She-Goat
• The Traveller and the Raven
• The Hungry Bear
• The Chariot Horse sold for the Mill
• The Runaway Slave and Æsop
• The Sow bringing forth and the Wolf
• A Cock carried in a Litter by Cats
• Æsop and his Mistress
• The Rich Suitor and the Poor One
• The Widow and the Soldier
• The Ass and the Lyre
• The Philosopher and the Victor in the Gymnastic Games
• The Father of a Family and Æsop
• Juno, Venus, and the Hen
• Pompeius Magnus and his Soldier
• Æsop and the Author
• The Author
• The signification of the Punishments of Tartarus
• Prometheus and Cunning
• Mercury and the two Women
• The Author
• The Ape and the Fox
• The Huntsman and the Dog
• The Bull and the Calf
• The Emblem of Opportunity
• Princeps the Flute Player
• The Two Bald Men
• The Buffoon and Countryman
• The Man and the Ass
• The Bald Man and the Fly
• The Travellers and the Robber
• Demetrius and Menander
• Simonides preserved by the Gods
• The Ant and the Fly
• The Mountain in Labour
• The Shipwreck of Simonides
• Phædrus
• The Fox and the Dragon
• The Man and the Snake
• The Embassy of the Dogs to Jupiter
• The Pilot and the Mariners
• The She-Goats and their Beards
• The Lion reigning
• Hercules and Plutus
• A Thief pillaging the Altar of Jupiter
• Of the Vices of Men
• The Fox and the Goat
• The Viper and the File
• The Poet’s Defence against the Censurers of his Fables
• The Battle of the Mice and the Weasels
• Æsop interpreting a Will
• The Horse and the Wild Boar
• The Fox and the Grapes
• The Weasel and the Mice
• The Ass and the Priests of Cybele
• Æsop’s Answer to the Inquisitive Man
• The Peacock to Juno
• The Trees under the Protection of the Gods

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