Select fables : with cuts /

Memoir and descriptive catalogue (p. [v]-xxxi) by John Trotter Brockett.

Fables de La Fontaine : précédées de la vie d'Esope ; suivies de Philémon et Baucis, et des Filles de Minée, de Belpilégor.

35 engravings.

Fabulæ Æsopi selectæ, or, Select fables of Æsop : with an English translation, more literal than any yet extant, designed for the readier instruction of beginners in the Latin tongue /

Last page blank.

Fables of Aesop and others: /

Signatures: A¹² b⁶ B-P¹² (H² missigned O²).

Fabulæ Æsopi selectæ; or, Select fables of Æsop;

Mode of access: Internet.

The juvenile olio, or Mental medley : consisting of original essays, moral and literary, tales, fables, reflections, &c. intended to correct the judgement, to improve the taste, to please the fancy, and to humanize the mind /

"Publications for the instruction and amusement of young people; printed for E. Newbery": [2] p. at end.

A museum for young gentlemen and ladies : or, a private tutor for little master and misses ... with letters, tales and fables, for amusement and instruction; illustrated with cuts.

With the signatures Henry B. Wheatley on front paste-down and Eliza Wren on title page; with the mark of Wilbur Macy stone on the rear-paste down.

Dialogues des morts anciens et modernes, avec quelques fables.

Bound in half calf.

Esope en belle humeur, ou derniere traduction, et augmentacion de ses fables en prose, et en vers.

Translated by J.C. Bruslé de Montpleinchamp.

Fables of Aesop and others /

Includes index.

Recueil de fables de La Fontaine, de Florian et d'autres auteurs.

Annotations in Dutch.

Peter Parley's book of fables.

"Chiefly compiled from a collection of fables, by Ingram Cobbin, recently published in London."

Fables choisies, mises en vers,

Mode of access: Internet.

Things by their right names, and other stories, fables, and moral pieces : in prose and verse /

Mode of access: Internet.

The Wit's miscellany, or A companion for the choice spirits; consisting of a great variety of odd and uncommon epigrams, facetious drolleries, whimsical mottos, merry tales, fables, &c. All calculated for the entertainment and diversion of good company, and to pass a winter-evening in mirth and good humour.

Latin and English.