L'Estrange. Aesop and Other Eminent Mythologists, 1669

Although this book is not illustrated, L'Estrange's Aesop and Other Eminent Mythologists is a delight, so I will be transcribing the fables and morals (but not the reflections) here, using the 1669 third edition as available at the Internet Archive (and there are more editions online here). Then, I will add an illustration to each fable from the illustrations already available at this site.

Here is the frontispiece to that edition:

And here are the fables I have transcribed so far:

001. A Cock and a Diamond
002. A Cat and a Cock
003. A Wolf and a Lamb
004. A Frog and a Mouse
005. A Lion and a Bear
006. A Dog and a Shadow
007. A Lion, An Ass, etc. a Hunting
008. A Wolf and a Crane
009. A Countryman and a Snake
010. A Lion and an Asse
011. A City Mouse and a Country Mouse
012. A Crow and a Muscle
013. A Fox and a Raven
014. An Old Lion