For the table of contents, check at the bottom of this post below the image.
The book is available at Internet Archive, Hathi Trust, and Google Books.
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The image below is from the 1692 edition at Google Books; the motto — Nos non nobis — is an abbreviated form of the motto Nos non nobis nascimur, "We are not born for ourselves" (but for others).
1. A CAT AND A COCK
2. A WOLF AND A LAMB
3. A COCK AND A DIAMOND
4. A FROG AND A MOUSE
5. A LION AND A BEAR
6. A DOG AND A SHADOW
7. A LION, AN ASS, &C. A HUNTING
8. A WOLF AND A CRANE
9. A COUNTRYMAN AND A SNAKE
10. A CITY AND A COUNTRY MOUSE
11. A LION AND AN ASS
12. A CROW AND A MUSCLE
13. AN ASS AND A WHELP
14. A FOX AND A RAVEN
15. AN OLD LION
16. A LION AND A MOUSE
17. A SWALLOW AND OTHER BIRDS
18. A SICK KITE AND HER MOTHER
19. THE KITE, HAWK, AND PIGEONS
20. THE FROGS CHUSE A KING
21. A DOG AND A THIEF
22. A WOLF AND A SOW
23. A MOUNTAIN IN LABOUR
24. THE HARES AND THE FROGS
25. AN ASS, AN APE, AND A MOLE
26. AN ASS AND AN UNGRATEFUL MASTER
27. AN OLD DOG AND A MASTER
28. A COUNTRYMAN AND A SNAKE
29. A DOG, A SHEEP, AND A WOLF
30. A FOX AND A STORK
31. A WOLF, KID, AND GOAT
32. A FOX AND A CARV’D HEAD
33. A DAW AND BORROW’D FEATHERS
34. AN ANT AND A FLY
35. AN ASS AND A WOLF
36. A FROG AND AN OXE
37. A HORSE AND A LION
38. A HORSE AND AN ASS
39. A WOLF AND A FOX
40. A BAT AND A WEAZLE
41. A BAT, BIRDS AND BEASTS
42. AN ESTRICH, BIRDS, AND BEASTS
43. A LEAGUE BETWIXT THE WOLVES AND THE SHEEP
44. A STAG DRINKING
45. A SNAKE AND A FILE
46. AN AX AND A FOREST
47. A TREE AND A WEDGE
48. THE EAGLE AND ARROW
49. A THRUSH TAKEN WITH BIRDLIME
50. AN APE AND A FOX
51. THE BELLY AND MEMBERS
52. A LARK AND HER YOUNG ONES
53. THE STAG AND THE OXEN
54. A FOX AND A SICK LION
55. A FOX AND A WEAZLE
56. A BOAR AND A HORSE
57. A STAG AND A HORSE
58. TWO YOUNG MEN AND A COOK
59. A DOG AND A BUTCHER
60. A WOLF, A LAMB AND A GOAT
61. A CAT AND VENUS
62. A FATHER AND HIS SONS
63. A TRUMPETER TAKEN PRISONER
64. A LADEN ASS AND A HORSE
65. A FOWLER AND A PIGEON
66. A DOG AND A WOLF
67. A COLLIER AND A FULLER
68. A THRUSH AND A SWALLOW
69. A FARMER AND HIS DOGS
70. A CAMEL AT FIRST SIGHT
71. A FOX AND A LION
72. AN EAGLE AND A FOX
73. AN EAGLE AND A DAW
74. A HUSBANDMAN AND A STORK
75. A BOY AND FALSE ALARMS
76. A DOG IN A MANGER
77. AN OLD WEAZLE AND MICE
78. AN OLD TREE TRANSPLANTED
79. A SHEEP AND A CROW
80. A CAMEL PRAYING FOR HORNS
81. A FOX AND A HARE TO JUPITER
82. A PEACOCK TO JUNO
83. A FOX AND A GOAT
84. COCKS AND A PARTRIDGE
85. A BRAGGING TRAVELLER
86. AN IMPOSTOR TO THE ORACLE
87. A WOMAN AND A FAT HEN
88. A FORTUNE TELLER
89. A CUNNING-WOMAN
90. AN ASTROLOGER AND A TRAVELER
91. A HUNTED BEVER
92. A MAN BIT BY A DOG
93. A THUNNY AND A DOLPHIN
94. TWO ENEMIES AT SEA
95. A DOCTOR AND HIS PATIENT
96. MERCURY AND A TRAVELLER
97. A FOWLER AND A BLACK-BIRD
98. A SHEPHERD TURN’D MERCHANT
99. A BOY AND HIS MOTHER
100. AN OLD MAN AND A LION
101. A FOX AND A BRAMBLE
102. A FOX AND A CROCODILE
103. A FOX THAT LOST HIS TAIL
104. A FOX AND HUNTSMEN
105. A MAN AND A WOODEN GOD
106. AN EAGLE AND A MAN
107. A DOG INVITED TO SUPPER
108. A FISHERMAN AND HIS PIPE
109. A FATHER AND HIS SONS
110. A FISHERMAN'S GOOD LUCK
111. LARGE PROMISES
112. DEATH AND AN OLD MAN
113. A DOCTOR AND A PATIENT WITH SORE EYES
114. FISHERMEN DISAPPOINTED
115. AN APE AND A FOX
116. A CAT AND MICE
117. A SMITH AND HIS DOG
118. A BOASTING MULE
119. A LYON AND A BULL
120. A DOG AND A WOLF
121. A LYONESS AND A FOX
122. TWO COCKS FIGHTING
123. A LYON IN LOVE
124. A FAWN AND A STAG
125. JUPITER AND A BEE
126. A YOUNG MAN AND A SWALLOW
127. WASPS IN A HONEY POT
128. MERCURY AND A CARPENTER
129. A FOX AND GRAPES
130. A WOLF AND A LION
131. A BOY AND A SNAKE
132. A HARE AND A TORTOISE
133. A MOLE AND HER DAM
134. A FOWLER AND A PARTRIDGE
135. APPLES AND HORSE-TURDS
136. A PEACH, AN APPLE, AND A BLACKBERRY
137. WASPS, PARTRIDGES, AND A HUSBANDMAN
138. A FLEA AND A MAN
139. A FLEA AND HERCULES
140. JUPITER AND A SERPENT
141. A MAN AND TWO WIVES
142. TWO FROGS THAT WANTED WATER
143. A LARK IN A NET
144. A MISER BURYING HIS GOLD
145. A DOG AND A COCK UPON A JOURNEY
146. A BAT, BRAMBLE, AND CORMORANT
147. A STAG WITH ONE EYE
148.A GOAT AND A VINE
149. A STAG AND A LYON
150. A GARDINER AND HIS DOG
151. A SOW AND A DOG
152. AN ASS, A LION, AND A COCK
153. A SOW AND A BITCH
154. A SNAKE AND A CRAB
155. A SHEPHERD AND A WOLF'S WHELP
156. A LION, FOX, AND A WOLF
157. A WIFE AND A DRUNKEN HUSBAND
158. A SWAN AND A GOOSE
159. A SWALLOW AND A CROW
160. THE WASHING OF A BLACKMORE
161. A RAVEN AND A SWAN
162. A NIGHTINGALE AND A BAT
163. TWO TRAVELLERS AND A BAG OF MONEY
164. TWO NEIGHBOUR-FROGS
165. A BOY AND COCKLES
166. A BEE- MASTER
167. AN APE AND A DOLPHIN
168. A KINGSFISHER
169. MERCURY AND A STATUARY
170. MERCURY AND TIRESIAS
171. FISHING IN TROUBLED WATERS
172. AN UNHAPPY MATCH
173. A HOUND AND A MASTIFF
174. A WOLF AND A KID
175. A FOX AND A CRAB
176. A MUSICIAN
177. THIEVES THAT STOLE A COCK
178. A RAVEN AND A SNAKE
179. A CROW AND A RAVEN
180. A CROW AND A DOG
181. A DAW AND PIGEONS
182. JUPITER AND FRAUD
183. A DAW WITH A STRING AT'S FOOT
184. JUPITER'S WEDDING
185. JUPITER AND MODESTY
186. A WOLF AND A SHEEP
187. HARES, FOXES, AND EAGLES
188. AN ANT FORMERLY A MAN
189. A WILD ASS AND A TAME
190. TRAVELLERS BY THE SEA SIDE
191. ASSES TO JUPITER
192. AN ASS AND THE FROGS
193. A LYON, ASS, AND FOX
194. A GALL'D ASS AND RAVEN
195. A HEN AND A SWALLOW
196. A PIGEON AND A CROW
197. A PIGEON AND A PICTURE
198. A WOMAN AND HER TWO DAUGHTERS
199. A SHEPHERD AND HIS SHEEP
200. JUPITER AND A HERDSMAN
201. A GNAT CHALLENGES A LION
Fable 255. (1) A Mouse in a Chest.
256. (2) A Husband-man and Ceres.
257. (3) A Country-man and a Hawk.
Fable 258. (4) A Swallow and a Spider.
Fable 259. (5) A Country-man and a River.
Fable 260. (6) A Pigeon and a Pye.
261. (7) A Cuckow and a Hawk.
262. (8) A Country-Man and an Ass.
Fable 263. (9) A Fox and a Knot of Gossips.
264. (10) Capons Fat and Lean.
265. (11) Oxen and a Piece of Timber.
266. (12) Trees Straight and Crooked.
267. (13) A Swan and a Stork.
268. (14) The Inconsolable Widow.
269. (15) A Wench parting with her Sweetheart.
270. (16) A Fly upon a Wheel.
271. (17) An Eele and a Snake.
Fable 272. (19) Seamen Praying to Saints.
273. (20) The Fishes and the Frying-Pan.
Fable 274. (21) A League of Beasts and Fishes.
Fable 275. (22) A Covetous Ambassador.
276. (23) An Old Friend and a Cardinal.
277. (24) A Young Droll and a Crooked Old Man.
278. (25) An Old Fellow and a Young Wench.
279. (26) An Eagle and a Pye.
280. (28) A Country-man and a Mouse.
281. (29) A Sick Hermit.
282. (30) A Rich Man and a Foolish Servant.
283. (31) A Widow had a Mind to Marry.
284. (32) Town-Dogs and Country-Dogs.
285. (--) A Snake to Jupiter.
286. (34) The Frogs and Tortoises.
287. (35) The Mice and the Oak.
288. (36) A Run-away Dog and his Master.
289. (37) The Birds and Beetles.
290. (38) A Bear and Bees.
291. (39) A Fowler and a Chaffinch.
292. (40) A Soldier and two Horses.
293. (41) A Spaniel and a Sow.
294. (42) Oxen and Timber.
295. (43) A Goldfinch and a Boy.
296. (44) A Droll and a Bishop.
297. (45) A Lapwing Preferr'd.
298. (46) A Priest and Pears.
299. (48) A Horse and a Hog.
300. (49) A Hunts-man and a Currier.
301. (50) A Hermit and a Soldier.
302. (51) A Husband and Wife twice Married.
303. (52) A Lion and a Mouse.
304. (54) Wax and Brick.
305. (55) A Husbandman turn'd Soldier and Merchant.
306. (56) An Ass puts in for an Office.
307. (57) A River and a Fountain.
308. (58) A Wicked Man and the Devil.
309. (59) A Council of Birds for Chusing more Kings.
310. (60) A Woman that would needs Die for her Husband.
311. (61) A Son Singing at his Mother's Funeral.
312. (62) A Jealous Husband.
313. (63) A Man that would not take a Clyster.
314. (64) A Wolf and a Sick Ass.
315. (--) A Fox and a Sick Cock.
316. (65) Three Things are the Better for Beating.
317. (66) The Ass's Wish.
318. (67) A Cat and Mice.
319. (--) A Boar and a Fox.
310. (69) A Wolf and a Porcupine.
321. (70) A Mouse and a Kite.
322. (71) A Cockle and Jupiter.
323. (--) A Bitch ready to Puppy.
324. (72) A Hedge-Hog and a Snake.
325. (73) A Fox and a Hare.
326. (74) An Old Man resolv'd to give over Whoring.
327. (75) An Impertinent and a Philosopher.
328. (76) A Wolfe in a Sheeps-Skin.
329. (77) An Incorrigible Son.
330. (78) A Sheep-Biter Hang'd.
331. (79) A Bull and a Ram.
332. (80) A Widow and a Green Ass.
333. (81) An Eagle and Rabbets.
334. (82) A Pike sets up for Sovereignty.
335. (83) A Sheep picks a Quarrel with a Shepherd.
336. (84) A Creaking Wheel.
337. (85) A Man had a mind to try his Friends.
338. (86) A Fox Praising Hare's Flesh.
339. (88) A Plain Horse wins the Prize.
340. (89) A Country-man and a Kid.
341. (90) A Weak Young Man and a Wolfe.
342. (91) A Lad Robbing an Orchard.
343. (92) A Nightingale and a Hawk.
344. (93) A Lion and a Hog.
345. (94) A Gnat and a Bee.
346. (95) A Lion, Ass, and Hare.
347. (96) Pigeons Reconcile the Hawks.
348. (97) A Woman that brought a Fire into the House.
349. (98) A Corrupt Officer.
350. (99) An Old Man that was willing to put off Death.
351. (100) A Miser and his Bags.
352. Industry and Sloth
353. A Cock and Fox
354. A Tailor and his Wife
355. A Woman Drowned
356. A Bishop and a Curate
357. A Husband, Wife, and Ghostly Father
358. And Old Man and an Ass
359. A Man Dreamt he found Gold
360. A Country Fellow and a Dog
361. A Florentine and a Horse-Courser
362. A Christian and a Pagan
363. An Ass Taught Grammar
364. A Priest and Epiphany.
365. A Tavern Reckoning paid with a Song.
366. A Frier, a Laick and a Wolf.
367. A Priest and a Sick Man.
368. A Physician that Cur'd Mad-Men.
369. A Country-Fellow Climbing a Tree.
370. One that had lost his Money and Cloaths at Play.
371. A Blinkard Buying of Wheat.
372. A Country-man with his Asses.
373. A Man that Carried his Plough to Ease his Oxen.
374. A Fox and a Cat.
375. The Dancing Apes.
376. An Ass and Two Travellers.
377. Mercury and Fishermen.
378. An Eagle and a beetle.
379. An Owl and Little Birds.
380. A Gourd and a Pine.
381. A Raven and Wolves.
382. Arion and a Dolphin.
383. A Spider and the Gout.
384. A Lamb, a Wolf and a Goat.
385. Jupiter's Altar Robb'd.
386. The Crows and Pigeons.
387. A Gard'ner and his Landlord.
388. Jupiter's Two Wallets
389. A King and a Rich Subject.
390. A Merchant and a Seaman.
391. Mice, Cat and a Bell.
392. Usurers and Curriers
393. Two Travellers of Differing humours.
394. An Agreement between the Wolves and the Dogs.
395. A Wolf turn'd Shepherd.
396. An Ass and a Lion.
397. An Ape and a Mountebank.
398. Boys and Frogs.
399. A Council of Beasts.
400. A Cock and a Fox-Case.
401. A Cobler turn'd Doctor.
402. A Cobler and a Financier.
403. The Eagle, Cat and Sow.
404. The Frogs and the Bulls.
405. The Frogs and the Sun.
406. The Fox Condemn'd.
407. A Man at a Fish-Dinner.
408. Two Laden-Asses.
409. A Black-Bird afraid of a Kyte.
410. A Fox and Wolf.
411. Two Travellers find an Oyster.
412. A Raging Lion.
413. The Kingdom of Apes.
414. An Ass made a Judge of Musick
415. An Ape Judge betwixt a Fox and a Wolf.
416. An Ape and a Lion in his Kingdom.
417. Two Laden Asses
418. A Boar Challengesan Ass.
419. A Cuckow and Little Birds
420. Hungry Dogs and a Raw-Hide.
421. An Ass and a Shadow.
422. A Country-Fellow and a River.
423. A Bladder with Beans in't.
424. A Fox and a Divining Cock.
425. The Moon Begs a New Gown.
426. A Young Fellow about to Marry.
427. A Woman trusted with a Secret.
428. A Woman and Thrushes.
429. Two Soldiers go Halves.
430. A Lion and a Man.
431. A Hare and a Sparrow.
432. A Fox and a Cock.
433. Joy and Sorrow are near A-kin.
434. The Owl and the Sun.
435. Jupiter and a Farmer.
436. A Wolf turns Religious.
437. The Asses Skin.
438. A Fool and a Hot Iron.
439. A Cock and Horses.
440. A Gard'ner and a Mole.
441. A Man and a Weazle.
442. A Woman, Cat and Mice.
443. A Man in Tears for the Loss of his Wife.
444. A Rich Man that would be no Richer.
445. An Eagle sets up for a Beauty.
446. An Image Expos'd to Sale.
447. Demetrius and Menander.
448. A Consultation about Securing a Town.
449. A Hedge Destroy'd for Bearing no Fruit.
450. A Bull and a Gnat.
451. Rats that Eat Copper.
452. A Woman Reviv'd with Beating
453. Two Friends and Fortune
454. A Boy that would not learn his Book
455. Hercules and Pluto
456. A Lion, Boar and Vultures.
457. A Man that would never Hear Ill News.
458. A Miser and Rotten Apples.
459. The Devil Refus'd to Marry.
460. A Countryman and Jupiter
461. A Bee that went over to the Drones.
462. A Crow and a Raven.
463. The Bitches Bed-maker.
464. A Trusty Dog and his Master
465. A Fool and a Sieve.
466. A Fig-Tree and a Thorn.
467. A Wolf and a Fox.
468. A Rich Man and a Poor.
469. A Wolf and a Hog.
470. A Farmer and his Servant.
471. A Satyr and Fire.
472. A Generous Lion
473. A Brother and a Sister.
474. The Bees and the Drones.
475. A Fox and a Dragon.
476. The Shipwreck of Simonides.
477. Two Men and a Halter.
478. A Mountebank and a Bear.
479. A Skittish Horse.
480. No Laws against Flattery.
481. Three Dreaming Travelers.
482. Reason of State.
483. An Eagle and a Leveret.
484. A Dog and his Master.
485. Two Doctors and a Sheep
486. Few Friends.
487. An Ass Carrying an Image.
488. A Dog and a Cat.
489. Aristotle's Definition of a Tyrant.
490. A Country-man and a Panther.
491. A Mastiff and an Ass.
492. A Laconique Try'd and Sentenc'd
493. Machiavel Condemn'd
494. A Dispute betwixt a Doctor, a Vint'ner and a Botcher
495. There's no To Morrow
496. A Lady in Trouble for the Loss of a Set of Horses
497. The Hypocrite
498. The Conscientious Thieves
499. The Trepanning Wolf
500. A Miller and a Rat.