Aesop's Fables, translated by Laura Gibbs (2002)
INDEX BY CONTENT
A - B
- C - D
- E - F
- G - H
- I - J
- K - L
- M - N
- O - P
- Q - R
- S - T
- U - V
- W - X
- Y - Z
wagon and driver 225
wall and stake 277
Walter of Chatillon 110
Walter of England 175
war 12, 51, 55,
60, 220, 533
... of birds and beasts 362, 363
... of mouse and weasel 364, 455
... of sheep and wolves 31, 32
wasp 178
... and butterfly 199
... and partridge 124
... and snake 161
watchdog 68, 88
water-snake 27, 54; see also
snake
waves 491
wayfarer, see traveller
weasel 153, 364, 455
... and file 304
... and fox 443
... and mouse 298
... and owner 378
... and partridge 214
... and snake 63
... bride 350
wedges 42
weeds and vegetables 501
wethers and butcher 58
whale 220
widow and Augustus 594
... and hen 433
... and husband's will 549
... and ploughman 578
... and sheep 386
'Widow of Ephesus' 577
wife and husband 243, 359,
478, 483, 538,
549, 558, 570,
574, 594
Winter and Spring 184
witch on trial 315
wolf 60, 168, 234,
387, 399, 550
... and crane 46
... and dog asleep 117
... and dog's collar 3
... and dog make peace 30
... and donkey 371
... and donkey's hoof 312
... and farmer 357
... and fox 86, 146, 330
... and fox in court 179
... and goat 100, 266
... and hides 442
... and hunter 372
... and kid 301
... and kid's escape 356
... and lamb 20, 130
... and lion 169, 265
... and nurse 282, 283
... and pig 402
... and plough 358
... and raven 390, 391
... and shadow 265
... and sheep 31, 33, 103,
109, 151, 175,
176
... and sheep's insults 221
... and sheepskin 321
... and shepherd 34, 35, 38,
146, 321
... and shepherds eating 392
... as doctor 309
... as midwife 311
... called 'Lion' 330
... dog and sheep 32, 174
... dog and shepherd 39
... fox and lion 15, 17
... fox and three true things 109
... lion and pig 169
wolf-cub 34, 35, 36,
37
woman 571; see also wife; widow, mother, daughter,
mother; old woman; slave-woman
... carried by man 576
... gets sense put into her 575
... of Sybaris 180
woodcutter 230
wrasse 190
wren 238
writer 556
 Source:
Aesop's Fables. A new translation by Laura
Gibbs.
Oxford University Press (World's Classics): Oxford, 2002.
NOTE: New
cover, with new ISBN, published in 2008; contents of book unchanged.
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