Reprotique - The Fables of Aesop Framed

The Fables of Aesop Translated by John Ogilby with Engravings by Wenceslaus Hollar (1600-1675) Reprotique Reproduction Hand Colored Framed Size 20.5 wide x 25.75 tall The Fly and the The AntMoral: “Working for the Common Good is the true measure of Worth, not vainglory, and Winter will be the final arbiter.” The Boar and the AssMoral:  “Dignity cannot afford to quarrel with its inferiors.” The StagMoral:  “People are not always the best judge of their own talents and abilities” The Hares and The FrogsMoral:  “If there are some creatures who can be frightened by hares, then their own Lot cannot be as bad as they imagined.”