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
Quintilian 166
rabbit, see hare
race horse 416
ram 15, 58, 221,
342, 391; see also sheep
... fears wolves 31
raven 61, 104, 140,
251, 263, 312,
327, 507; see also crow
... and birthday party 96
... and Hermes 479
... and peacock 22, 89
... and snake 460
... and stork 359
... and swallow 192
... and swan 335
... and traveller 318, 319
... and wolf 390, 391
... blind in one eye 318
... cawing 273
Ray's Proverbs 335
reed and dog 566
... and oak 202
Reinardus 402
Religion and thief 523
Reynard 402
Rhea 244
Rhodes 209
rich man and tanner 543, 544
river and hide 208
... and sea 258
road (choice of two) 535
robber 92, 165, 411;
see also thief
rooster 193, 432, 489
... and eagle 454
... and fox 149
... and hawk 177
... and lion 235, 247
... and owner 123
... and partridge 134
... and pearl 403
... and thieves 122
... carried by cats 489
... eaten by cat 129
... not fooled by cat 299
rose and amaranth 204
Rumi 15, 73, 139,
267, 410, 555
runaway slave and Aesop 7
... and master 458
 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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