We find it in the Practice of the World, that Men take up Religion more for Fear, Reputation, and Interest, than for true Affection.
Source: L'Estrange 180.
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Sunday, October 17, 2010
L'Estrange: A Crow and a Dog
A Crow invited a Dog to Joyn in a Sacrifice to Minerva. That will be to no Purpose (says the Dog) for the Goddess has such an Aversion to ye, that you are particularly excluded out of all Auguries. Ay, says the Crow, but I'll Sacrifice the rather to her for That, to try if I can make her my Friend.
We find it in the Practice of the World, that Men take up Religion more for Fear, Reputation, and Interest, than for true Affection.
Source: L'Estrange 180.
Click here for a SLIDESHOW of all the Medici Aesop images.
We find it in the Practice of the World, that Men take up Religion more for Fear, Reputation, and Interest, than for true Affection.
Source: L'Estrange 180.
Click here for a SLIDESHOW of all the Medici Aesop images.
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