"Aesop's Fables" [Sixth Century BCE] Page at Spirit of America Bookstore

There are officially 359 distinct fables in the Aesop 'canon'.

History of The Fables There is no proof that Aesop existed; mentions in Ancient Greek writings were hundreds of years after Aesop's supposed lifetime from 620 to 564 B.C.E. The stories were passed on per the oral tradition until the first Greek collection of Aesop's stories by Demetrius of Phalerum, in the Fourth Century BCE; that book was very popular for 1,200 years, but no copies survive. Present day collections evolved from later Greek versions by Babrius (an incomplete 1st Century C.E. manuscript survives, the full work contained some 160 fables in choliambic verse) and by Ignatius the Deacon (9th Century C.E. version of 55 fables in choliambic tetrameters).

The first extensive collection of Aesop in Latin was translated by Phaedrus of Augustus in the First Century C.E. – in iambic trimeters. Romulus wrote an influential prose version of Phaedrus in the Tenth Century that contains 83 fables and was commonly used as a text for teaching Latin.
The Renaissance included a revival in literary Latin; many collections of fables appeared, often with content other than from Aesop. "The History and Fables of Aesop", published in 1484 by William Caxton, has seen several modern translations to English. Lorenzo Bevilaqua published two Latin volumes of 197 fables in 1495 and 1499. The majority of the hundred fables in Gabriele Faerno's "Centum Fabulae" [Italy 1564] are Aesop's, but there are also many folk tales. The collection of 294 fables by Hieronymus Osius titled "Fabulae Aesopi Carmine Elegiaco Redditae" [Germany 1564] also contains many folk tales. Pantaleon Weiss, known as Pantaleon Candidus, published "Centum et Quinquaginta Fabulae" [Austria 1604] which contains 152 fables in Latin verse. Anthony Alsop's Latin verse "Fabularum Aesopicarum Delectus" [Oxford 1698] contains 237 fables, each of which is prefaced by the original text in Greek or Hebrew or Arabic.

Gerhard von Minden published "Äsop", an adaptation into Middle Low German verse of 125 Romulus fables, around 1370. Heinrich Steinhöwel published "Esopus" [circa 1476] which contained both Latin versions and German translations of 156 fables collected from Romulus, Avianus, and other sources; the book also included a translation of the Greek life of Aesop (1448), and 205 woodcuts. "The Fables of Jean de La Fontaine", issued in 12 volumes from 1668 to 1694, are classics of French literature; the books contain 239 fables, collected at first from Aesop, Babrius and Phaedrus, with the later books derived from a wider range of sources; the original edition was illustrated by François Chauveau.

Sir Roger L'Estrange published the English-language translation "Fables of Aesop and Other Eminent Mythologists" in 1692. H. Clarke published the bilingual Latin reader "Select Fables of Aesop: With An English Translation" of 102 fables in 1787. Standard modern translations include George Fyler Townsend's "Aesop's Fables" [1867] with 313 fables {available as free Kindle ebook below} and the 1912 edition of over 280 fables illustrated by Arthur Rackham {available as 99¢ Kindle ebook below}.

Most recently, the "Aesop's Complete Fables" published by Penguin in 1998 may be definitive: Olivia & Robert Temple translated all 358 known fables for adult readers (the fables are described as 'unbowdlerized').

The Fables { Sixth Century B.C.E. }
The tales attributed to Aesop [620-564 B.C.E.] were handed down by oral storytellers for several hundred years, which obscures whether Aesop was a real person and which tales are authentic members of the 'canon'. Demetrius of Phalerum produced a Greek-language collection of Aesop's fables in the Fourth Century BCE; although it was very popular for 1,200 years, no copies survive. The first extensive collection of Aesop in Latin was translated by Phaedrus of Augustus in the First Century C.E. William Caxton published "The History and Fables of Aesop" in 1484, which has seen several modern translations to English. Sir Roger L'Estrange published the first English-language translation, "Fables of Aesop and Other Eminent Mythologists", in 1692. Most recently, the "Aesop's Complete Fables" published by Penguin in 1998 may be definitive: Olivia & Robert Temple translated all 358 known fables for adult readers (the fables are described as 'unbowdlerized').

A search for books by Aesop at Amazon returns 2,300 items, too many to make sense of here. The books and Kindle ebooks
presented below are either classic editions, or books by known authors or illustrators, or maybe just have pretty covers.

A Second-Century papyrus manuscript attributed to Babrius was discovered in 1842; the truncated manuscript contains 130 fables of Aesop in Greek verse. These fables are all in one metre and in very good style, humorous and pointed; some are original. Other sources report 160 fables in the full Babrius work. The first extensive collection of Aesop in Latin was translated by Phaedrus of Augustus in early First Century C.E.; these fables are in lively and terse Latin iambic trimeters, and not only amuse and teach but also satirise social and political life in Rome.

Medici Aesop 1480 book translated by Bernard McTigue

"The Medici Aesop: From The Spencer Collection of The New York Public Library" [circa 1480]
Translated from the Greek by Bernard McTigue, Introduction by Everett Fahy
A magnificent Florentine manuscript on vellum in book form, copied in Latin by an anonymous scribe from the edition printed by Bonus Accursius at Milan circa 1480; known to be part of the library of nine-year-old Piero de Medici, eldest son of Lorenzo, the de facto ruler of the Republic of Florence
New York Public Library 10¾x9 pb [6/2005] for $10.86

"The History and Fables of Aesop" [1484] by William Caxton - the first printed edition
modern reprint edited by Robert T. Lenaghan [Harvard University Press, 1967]
includes 'Caxton's Epilogue To The Fables' dated 26 March 1484

"Les Fables de Jean de La Fontaine, Illustrees par Gustave Dore" (French Edition)Jul 22, 2014
http://www.amazon.com/Fables-Fontaine-illustrees-Gustave-French/dp/1500609277/
http://www.amazon.com/Fables-Fontaine-Jean/dp/2869010842/
http://www.amazon.com/Complete-Fables-Fontaine-Jean-ebook/dp/B01FBA6ZZ2/

"The Fables of La Fontaine" [1954] translated by Marianne Moore
http://www.amazon.com/Fables-Fontaine-Jean/dp/0670304069/

"Marc Chagall: The Fables of La Fontaine" [Oct 1997]
http://www.amazon.com/Marc-Chagall-Fables-Fontaine-Jean/dp/1565844041/
http://www.amazon.com/Fables-Fontaine-Jean/dp/1565843223/

"Fables de la Fontaine : l'intégrale - 243 fables" UNABR
Valérie Théodore (Narrator), Compagnie du Savoir (Publisher)
http://www.amazon.com/Fables-Fontaine-lint%C3%A9grale-243-fables/dp/B017KKNOFA/

"Aesop and the Imprint of Medieval Thought: A Study of Six Fables as Translated at the End of the Middle Ages" [12/2010] by Jacqueline De Weever
http://www.amazon.com/Aesop-Imprint-Medieval-Thought-Translated/dp/0786459557/

ancient literary work called "The Aesop Romance" {a purported biography considered mostly fiction}

"Aesop's Fables" cartoon shorts [1921-1933]

	Have not found a true/complete/distinct history of the "Aesop's Fables" silent and sound cartoon shorts series; 445 titles are listed at IMDb as produced by Famous Studios, Inc. from 1920 to 1929, and 270 titles are listed at IMDb as produced by Van Beuren Studios from 1928-1936. Only the earliest films in this series were loose adaptations of Aesop stories; later cartoons usually revolved around cats, mice, and disgruntled Farmer Al Falfa or cartoon character Cubby the Bear. Each short concluded with a 'moral' that usually had nothing to do with the cartoon story. Early cartoons produced by animator Paul Terry; later cartoons produced by John Foster series info at Big Cartoon DataBase • film series entry at Wikipedia
	"The Golden Age of Cartoons: Aesop's Fables - Cartoon Classics From The Van Beuren Studio" [2006] contains 19 b&w short animated films from 1929 to 1933 and lots of bonus material: "Summertime" triplet [1929]; "The Iron man" [1930]; "Haunted Ship" [1930]; "Noah Knew His Ark" [1930]; "A Romeo Robin" [1930]; "Hot Tamale" [1930]; "Gypped In Egypt" [1930]; "Making'em Move" [1931]; "The Family Shoe" double [1931]; "Toy Time" [1931]; "Happy Polo" [1932]; "Fly Frolic" [1932]; "The Cat's Canary" [1932]; "Farmerette" [1932]; "Chinese Jinks" [1932]; and "Silvery Moon" [1933] Mackinac Media DVD [6/2006] for $8.84
	"Aesop's Fables: 21 Classic Cartoons" [2009] Volume 1 contains 21 b&w short animated films by Paul Terry Volume 1: Alpha Home Ent. b&w DVD [9/2009] for $5.98 "Aesop's Fables From The Van Beuren Studio, Volume 2" [2006] Volume 2 contains 16 b&w short animated films, 1928-1933: "Horses Horses Horses" [1928]; "Presto Chango" [1929]; "Skating Hounds" [1929]; "House Cleaning Time" [1929]; "Singing Saps" [1930]; "Good Old Schooldays" [1930]; "King of The Bugs" [1930]; "Toy Town Tales" [1931]; "The Animal Fair" [1931]; "Radio Racket" [1931]; "Old Hokum Bucket" [1931]; "Cinderella Blues" [1931]; "The Fly Guy" [1931]; "The Wild Goose Chase" [1932]; "Tumble Down Town" [1933]; and "The Bully's End" [1933] Volume 2: Alpha Home Ent. b&w DVD [2006] out of prodn/used
	"Cartoon Rarities: Aesop's Fables" [2010] contains 19 b&w short animated films, 1928-1934: "Skating Hounds" [1928]; "House Cleaning Time" [1929]; "Laundry Blues" [1930]; "Circus Capers" [1930]; "Midnight" [1930]; "The King of Bugs" [1930]; "The Animal Fair" [1931]; "Radio Racket" [1931]; "College Capers" [1931]; "The Fly Guy" [1931]; "Love In A Pond" [1931]; "Spring Antics" [1932]; "A.M. To P.M." [1933]; "Tumbledown Town" [1933]; "Love's Labor Won" [1933]; "A Dizzy Day" [1933]; "The Last Mail" [1933]; "Runaway Blackie" [1933]; and "Fiddlin' Fun" [1934] Alpha Home Ent. b&w DVD [8/2010] for $5.10

"Aesop's Fables" TV movie [studio mo 1971]

back of VHS package for "Aesop's Fables" with Bill Cosby

Half-hour combination of live action and animation, with Cosby/Aesop telling the story of 'The Tor-toise and The Hare' (probably a pilot episode for an unsold TV series) • live action directed by Robert Chenault, animation directed by Hal Sutherland; written by Earl Hamner Jr.; starring Bill Cosby {as Aesop}, Keith Hamilton, Jere Fields, and voices of John Byner {as Tortoise}, John Erwin {as Donkey}, Dal McKennon {as Owl}, Larry Storch {as Hare}, and Jane Webb {as Female Eagle}
Warner Home Video color VHS [9/95] out of prodn/used
bare credits at IMDb • no entry at Wikipedia

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	"Fables by Babrius" [1860] Translated by Davies James [1820-1883] Ulan Press 10x7½ pb [8/2012] for $24.99 Nabu Press 9¾x7½ pb [9/2010] for $27.75 Sagwan Press 9¼x6 hardcover [8/2015] for $25.95
	"Fables: Babrius and Phaedrus" [1965] Translated by Ben Edwin Perry Scholar B.E. Perry [1892-1968] is known for the Perry Index [1952] that defines the various tales of the Aesop canon by number. Harvard Univ Loeb Classical Library #436 6¾x4½ hardcover [1/65] for $26.00 Harvard Univ Loeb Classical Library #436 hardcover [1/65] out of print/used
	"The Fables of Phaedrus" [1992] Translated by P.F. Widdows 126 familiar animal fables comprise about three-quarters of the book; bonus material includes prologues & epilogues, historical anecdotes, short stories, enlarged proverbs & sayings, comic episodes & folk wisdom, and many incidental glimpses of Greek and Roman life in the classical period Kindle Edition from Univ Texas Press [3/2014] for $15.99 Univ Texas Press 9x6 pb [1992] for $19.95 Univ Texas Press 9½x6½ hardcover [1992] out of print/used
	"Fables by Phaedrus" [1998] Selected & arranged by Jeremiah P. Mead, revised by Ruth L. Breindel CANE Press pb [2009] out of print/scarce Harvard Univ Press hardcover [1998] out of print/scarce

	"Three Hundred Aesop's Fables Literally Translated From The Greek" [1867] 'the standard English edition' of 1867 translated by Rev. George Fyler Townsend [1814-1900] includes 313 fables and 'A Life of Aesop' Kindle Edition from Amazon Digital Services [8/2014] for FREE {sic} Kindle Edition from Amazon Digital Services [9/2014] for 99¢ {sic} Doubleday & Co. hardcover [1968] out of print/used McLoughlin Brothers Publrs, NYC hardcover [1867] out of print/scarce free online 1867 etext at Internet Archive
	"Aesop's Fables For Little Readers" [1888] Told by Mrs. Arthur Brookfield, Pictures by Henry J. Ford T. Fisher Unwin hardcover [1888] out of print/scarce
	"A Hundred Fables of Aesop; From The English Version of Sir Roger L'Estrange" [Dodd, Mead & Co. (1898)] Illustrated by Percy J. Billinghurst, Introduction by Kenneth Grahame Kindle Edition from Amazon Digital Services [11/2012] for $2.99 {sic} Godfrey Cave Assocs./Omega Books 9¼x7¾ hardcover [12/84] out of print/used
	"Æsop's Fables: A New Translation" [1912] by V.S. Vernon Jones, with classic 13 full-color & 53 b&w illustrations by Arthur Rackham, Introduction by G.K. Chesterton, and over 280 fables Kindle Illustrated Edition from Maplewood Books [8/2014] for 99¢ {sic} Kindle Edition from Dover Publns [1/2013] for $10.99 Dover Children's Classics 8x5½ pb [11/2009] for $17.99 Wildhern Press 9x6 pb [1/2011] for $21.90 Avenel/Crown 8x5¼ facsimile hardcover [1988] out of print/used available as free online 1916 etext at Internet Archive
	"The Æsop For Children" [1919] Black & White Illustrations by Milo Winter [1888-1956] Kindle Edition from Amazon Digital Services [3/2011] for FREE {sic} Tredition Classics 8x5¼ pb [2/2012] out of print/used
	"Aesopica: A Series of Texts Relating To Aesop or Ascribed To Him" [1952] Edited by Ben Edward Perry Scholar B.E. Perry [1892-1968] edited the Aesopic fables of Babrius and Phaedrus for the Loeb Classical Library and compiled a numbered index by type which was published as the "Aesopica" reference work in 1952; the book lists 725 Aesopian and non-Aesopian fables, and most of the fable texts are in the original Greek or Latin (only!). Univ Illinois Press 10x7 hardcover [2/2007] for $129.00 {sic}
	"Aesop's Fables Retold" [Johnston-Bacon Ltd. 1960] by Enid Blyton [1897-1968], Pictures by Grace Lodge Element Books pb [9/99] out of print/used
	"Aesop Without Morals: The Famous Fables, and A Life of Aesop, Newly Translated and Edited" [1961] by Lloyd W. Daly includes Daly's translation of "The Aesop Romance" Thomas Yoseloff hardcover [1962] out of print/used Thomas Yoseloff 9x6 hardcover [1961] out of print/used
	"Aesop's Fables: Based On The Translation of George Fyler Townsend" [1968] Illustrated by Murray Tinkelman, Introduction by Isaac Bashevis Singer International Collector's Library Book Club 8¼x5½ hardcover [1968] out of print/40+ used International Collector's Library Book Club 7¾x5¼ hardcover [1968] out of print/used Doubleday & Co. Book Club 8¼x5¾ hardcover [1968] out of print/used
	"Aesop's Fables (In Japanese)" [1985] by Shogo Hirata, Illustrated by Satoru Inoue Poplah Japanese-language 7¼x6¾ hardcover [1985] out of print/many used
	"Aesop's Fables: Unabridged & In Easy-To-Read Type" [1994] Dover Children's Thrift Classics 8¼x5¼ pb [5/94] for $2.70 {sic}
	"Aesop: The Complete Fables" [1998] Translated by Olivia & Robert Temple, Introduction by Robert Temple includes all 358 'unbowdlerized' fables Kindle Edition from Penguin [2003 edition] for $9.18 Penguin Classics 7¾x5 pb [3/98] for $9.66
	"Aesop's Fables: A New Translation" [2002] by Laura Gibbs 359 tales from Greek & Latin sources Kindle Edition from Oxford Univ Press [2002 edition] for $5.24 Oxford World Classics 7½x5 pb [6/2008] for $7.39 Oxford World Classics 7½x5 pb [4/2003] out of print/many used
	"The Orchard/McElderry Book of Aesop's Fables" [21 fables, 2004] by Michael Morpurgo, Illustrated by Emma Chichester Clark Margaret K. McElderry Books 10½x9½ hardcover [6/2005] for $20.30 Orchard Books 10¾x9¾ hardcover [10/2004] out of print/used
	Mice, Morals & Monkey Business: Lively Lessons From Aesop's Fables" [5 years & up; 2005] Written & illustrated by Christopher Wormell The emphasis is on the linocut prints that illustrate 21 of Aesop's fables; each two-page spread {hardcover} shows the title and moral on the left and an image on the right of a critical moment in the story; short synopses of the 21 fables are in the back. 20-page Running Press Kids 7½x6½ board book [4/2007] out of print/used 64-page Running Press Kids 11x10½ hardcover [9/2005] out of print/50+ used
	"The Classic Treasury of Aesop's Fables" [20 fables, ages 5 & up; 2007] Illustrated by Don Daily Running Press Kids 56-page 11¼x8½ hardcover [10/2007] for $9.95 Running Press Kids 56-page 11¼x8½ hardcover [10/2007] out of print/80+ used
	"Aesop's Fables For Children" book & CD [2008] Illustrations in full color by Milo Winter [1888-1956] Original version with b&w art was published in 1919; recent edition includes a Read-and-Listen CD Dover Publns pb [2008] out of print/40+ used
	"200 Aesop's Fables" Favorite Fables To Share" [2012] Edited by Belinda Gallagher Miles Kelly Publng 8¾x6¾ pb [7/2012] out of print/many used Miles Kelly Publng pb [7/2012] out of print/40+ used Miles Kelly Publng 8½x7 pb [7/2012] out of print/60+ used
	"The Aesop For Children: 145 Childrens Fables In One Book" [2013] Kindle Edition from Start Publng LLC [1/2013] for $1.99 {sic} CreateSpace 10x7 pb [7/2014] for $8.95

	"Fantastic Fables" [1899] by Ambrose Bierce [1842-1914] 245 short tales from Bierce, known for his bitter view of the world; a few are based on Aesop, but even those are skewed by Bierce's sarcasm and satire. Kindle Edition from Amazon Digital Services [3/2011] for FREE {sic} Dover Thrift Editions 8x5¼ pb [10/2012] for $3.00 {sic} CreateSpace 9x6 pb [10/2012] for $12.95 Kessinger Publng 10x7 hardcover [9/2010] for $28.76
	"A Hundred Fables of La Fontaine" [1900] by Jean de La Fontaine, Illustrated by Percy J. Billinghurst French fabulist & poet Jean de La Fontaine [1621-95] published "Les Fables" in several volumes from 1668 to 1694; the books contain 239 fables and are considered classics in French literature. The hundred fables included here are translated into English, with illustrations by Percy J. Billinghurst [1871-1933] Kindle Edition from Mythik Press [2/2016] for 99¢ {sic} CreateSpace 9x6 pb [2/2016] for $5.99 CreateSpace 9x6 pb [5/2016] for $8.73 Hampstead 9¼x6½ hardcover [1988] out of print/used Olympic Marketing Corp. hardcover [1983] out of print/used "A Hundred Fables of La Fontaine" [1961] Translated by Philip Wayne Anchor Books pb [1961] out of print/used
	"An Argosy of Fables; A Representative Selection From The Fable Literature of Every Age and Land" [1921] Edited by Frederic Taber Cooper, with 24 color illustrations by Paul Bransom includes 259 fables by Aesop, 13 fables by Babrius, 40 fables by Phaedrus & 17 attributed to Phaedrus; Hindu Fables; Persian Fables; Chinese Fables; Armenian & Turkish Fables; Modern English, French, Spanish, Russian, German & Polish Fables; African Fables; and American Indian Fables – and many more for a total of over 600 fables Kindle Edition from Evergreen Books [10/2011] for 99¢ {sic} Nabu Press 9¾x7½ pb [7/2010] for $22.99 Arkose Press 9¼x6 hardcover [11/2015] for $30.95
	"The Complete Fables of Jean de La Fontaine" [2007] Translated by Norman R. Shapiro, Illustrated by David Schorr, Introduction by John Hollander Kindle Edition from Univ Illinois Press [2007 edition] for $14.85 Univ Illinois Press 9x6 pb [10/2007] for $32.00 Univ Illinois Press 9x6 hardcover [10/2007] for $95.00

	"Aesop's Fables: Plays For Young Children" [grades K-3, 1993] Edited by Dr. Albert Cullum Fearon Teacher Aids 11x8^frac pb [8/00] out of print/used
	"Dramatizing Aesop's Fables: Creative Scripts For The Elementary Classroom" [1997] by Louise Thistle Smith & Kraus 11x8½ pb [2/97] out of print/used
	"Fifty Fabulous Fables: Beginning Readers Theatre" [1997] by Suzanne I. Barchers Kindle Edition from Libraries Unlimited [1997 edition] for $14.85 Libraries Unlimited 11x8½ pb [9/97] for $27.00 Libraries Unlimited pb [9/97] out of print/used
	"Aesop's Fables" for kids 5+ performed by Jim West Puppets official website • watch 10/2013 promo film [3:15] online at YouTube
	"Aesop's Fables On Stage: A Collection of Plays For Children" [2015] by Julie Meighan Kindle Edition from JemBooks [5/2015] for $2.99 {sic} JemBooks 9x6 pb [1/2016] for $7.99 Eighteen stageplays between five and ten minutes long: The Ant and The Dove; The Ants and The Grasshopper; Belling The Cat; The Boy Who Cried Wolf; The Cat and The Hen; The Cockerel and The Fox; The Crow and The Pitcher; The Dog and The Bone; The Fox and The Cat; The Fox and The Crow; The Fox That Lost His Tail; The Goatherd and The Wild Goats; The Hare and The Tortoise; The Lion and The Mouse; The Miller, His Son, and The Donkey; The North Wind and The Sun; The Peacock and The Crane; and The Town Mouse and The Country Mouse

	"Aesop's Fables" [1867 edition] 'the standard English edition' of 1867 translated by Rev. George Fyler Townsend [1814-1900] includes 313 fables and 'A Life of Aesop' Kindle Edition from Amazon Digital Services [8/2014] for FREE {sic} Kindle Edition from Amazon Digital Services [9/2014] for 99¢ {sic} Doubleday & Co. hardcover [1968] out of print/used
	"Aesop's Fables" for Kindle [1912 edition] Kindle Illustrated Edition from Maplewood Books [8/2014] for 99¢ {sic} Kindle Edition from Dover Publns [1/2013] for $10.99 over 280 fables, with classic illustrations by Arthur Rackham

	"Aesop's Fables The Smothers Brothers Way" comedy album [1965] by The Smothers Brothers Mercury Records MP-3 album [11/2011] 15 tracks for $9.49 Mercury Records comedy CD [7/2008] 15 tracks for $17.58 Music for Little People comedy CD [5/2007] 14 tracks for $27.48 - absent "The Car" Mercury Records vinyl LP [3/65] 14 tracks - out of prodn/used Songs written by John McCarthy; the fourteen track titles are: "Overture"; "The Greedy Dog"; "A Fox"; "The Boy Who Cried Wolf"; "A Fly"; "The Dog and The Thief"; "A Worm"; "The Farmer and His Sons"; "A Jellyfish"; "The Bird and The Jar"; "A Mosquito"; "The Two Frogs"; "A Car"; and "Aesop Knew (Reprise)"; the CD & MP-3 albums also include "The Fox and The Grapes"
	"Aesop's Fables Read by Boris Karloff" [1967] Caedmon Records vinyl LP [1967] out of prodn/used Caedmon Records vinyl LP [1967] out of prodn/used
	"Aesop's Fables: Twenty Ancient Stories" [2012] Volume One: AudioGO audio CD [3/2013] 2 disks for $34.82 + s/h Volume Two: AudioGO audio CD [10/2012] 2 disks - out of prodn/used

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