Fables, writers of: Addison, 129; Ademar, 128; Aitken, 127; Alfonso, 128; Armoult, 129; Arwaker, 126; Avian, 128; Babrius, 65; Bertola, 129; Boisard, 129; Bondi, 129; Brown, 127; Chemnitzer, 129; Clasio, 129; Colling, 128; Coyne, 130; Crudeli, 129; Dmitriev, 129; Dodsley, 108; Dryden, 144; Faerno, 59; Fénelon, 128; Florian, 129; Maria de France, 127; Gaspey, 127; Gay, 103; Gellert, 129; Gentleman, 127; Ginguene, 129; Glinka, 129; Godolphin, 128; Goldsmith, 129; Goncharov, 129; Grillo, 129; Hagedorn, 129; Hall-Stevenson, 126; Henryson, 130; Jauffret, 129; Krilof, 120; La Fontaine, 97; Lessing, 115; Le Grand, 129; Lichtner, 129; Lomonosov, 129; Moore, 126; Nicolai, 129; Nivernois, 128; Northcote, 112; Passeroni, 129; Perego, 129; Percival, 130; Pfeffel, 129; Phædrus, 63; Pignotti, 129; Pilpay, 80; Planudes, 37; Poggio, 128; Polidori, 129; Prior, 129; Prosser, 128; Ramsay, 126; Rankine, 130; Roberti, 129; Romulus, 128; Rossi, 129; Rowe, 127; Rufus, 128; Samaniego, 129; Staite, 127; Steele, 126; Sumarakov, 129; Trimmer, 128; Vanbrugh, 129; Westmacott, 127; Wilkie, 127; Wilson, 127; Winter, 130; Yriarte, 117 Fabulists as censors, 19 Faerno's, Gabriele, one hundred fables, 59 _Farmer, Horseman, and Pedestrian, The_, 131 Feast of the Sages, The, 75 Fénelon, the Abbé, 128 Figs, Æsop and the stolen, 44 _Flea and the Elephant, The_, 142 Florian, 129; _The Bee and the Coquette_, 130 _Fox and the Crow, The_, 31 _Fox and the Hedgehog, The_, 73 _Fox and the Stork, The_, 99 France, Maria de, 127 French fabulists, 128 French writers on fable, 61 _Frogs and Jupiter, The_, 74 Furia, Francisco de, on Babrius, 66 Gaspey's fables, 127 Gāthas, or moral verses, 14 Gay, John, 17; his fables, 96; sketch of, 103; lines of Gay which have become widely popular, 104; Pope's epitaph on, 105 _Geese, The_, 121 Gellert, 129; _The Land of the Halt_, 132 Gentleman's, Francis, royal fables, 127; _The Beau and Butterfly_, 133 German fabulists, 129; writers on fable, 61 'Gesta Romanorum,' 89; a rich storehouse for the poets, 95 Godolphin, Mary, her fables, 128 Goldsmith on L'Estrange as a writer, 61 Grecian heroes and gods, 1 _Greedy and Ambitious Cat, The_, 81 _Green Man, The_, 140 Hall-Stevenson's, John, 'Fables for Grown Gentlemen,' 126 Harrison's, J. Henry, translation of Krilof's fables, 119; _The Man with Three Wives_, 123 Heidelberg Library, collection of fables in the, 59 Herodotus on the building of the Lesser Pyramid, 38 Hesiod and Homer, the mythical stories of, 26; _The Nightingale and the Hawk_, 54, 58 Hindoo fables, 80 _Horse and the Stag, The_, 77 Humour of fables, 22, 58 Hyampia, the rock whence Æsop was precipitated, 35