Aesop Dress'd; Or, A Collection of Fables Writ in Familiar Verse

by Bernard Mandeville

[6.] From these fables in the 1693 Miscellanies: "The Wolf and the Horse," pp. 72-83 (the first two excerpts); "The Lyon and the Ass a Hunting," pp. 92-95; "The Wolf and the Crane," pp. 101-105.

[7.] English Burlesque Poetry, pp. 149-152.

[8.] These instances occur, respectively, in "The Wolf and Dog," "The Hands, Feet, and Belly," "Council Held by the Rats," "The Lyon in Love," and "The Weasel and the Rat."

[9.] Aesop Dress'd, p. 73; La Fontaine, "Le Loup et le Renard," XI. vi; Dennis, Miscellanies, p. 117.

[10.] Aesop Dress'd, pp. 64-65; La Fontaine, I. x.

[11.] La Fontaine, II, vii; "The two Bitches," Aesop Dress'd, p. 37.

[12.] La Fontaine, I. i; "The Grasshopper and Ant," Aesop Dress'd, pp. 17-18.

[13.] Aesop Dress'd, pp. 48-50; La Fontaine, "Le Lion et le Moucheron," II. ix.

[14.] Aesop Dress'd, pp. 71-73; La Fontaine, "L'Âne et le Chien," VIII. xvii.

[15.] Aesop Dress'd, pp. 14-15; La Fontaine, VII. i.