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THE Asse, and Ape complaine, and thought theire fortunes bad: The Asse, for wante of hornes, the Ape, bycause no taile he had. The Mole, then answere made: I haue no eyes to see, Then wherefore can you nature blame, if that you looke on mee. Which biddes vs bee contente, with lot that God doth fende, For if wee other wantes do wey, our happes wee maie commende. Ouid. 9. Metam. Quódque ego, vult ge- nitor, vult ipsa socér- que, futurus: At non vult natura, potentior omnibus istu.

PREV embstma_1667_emblem100 SEQ 101 PARENT embstma_1667 HIM GUL ; EMBLEMS ; ILL_BOOK ; PLANTIN DEDICATION_LA Ad eundem. TIPE emblempictura LINK_FACSIMILE embstma_1667_fac093 NEXT embstma_1667_emblem102 IIHIM GUL ; EMBLEMS ; ILL_BOOK ; PLANTIN CAPTION_EN The ass complains he has no horns, the monkey complains he has no tail; the mole compares that to the blindness that is his own handicap SOURCE_FILE embstma_1667.dmp COM Fae.56 MOTTO_LA Infortunia nostra, alienis collata, leuiora TYPE emblem pictura IC 25F22(+44) ; 25F29(MOLE)(+44) ; 25G13 ; 33A35 ; 46C13144(+744) ; 48C149 ; 54F12(+4):56B3(+4) ; 54FF11(+4) ; 61B2(WHITNEY, Hugh)3 ; 85(ASS, APE AND MOLE) ; 86(INFORTUNIA NOSTRA, ALIENIS COLLATA, LEVIORA) INTERP_DAL Our misfortunes, compared with those of others, becomes lighter URL_IMAGE embstma_1667_pic093a.jpg ID embstma_1667_emblem101 MOTTO_LA_NORM Infortunia nostra, alienis collata, leviora CHILDREN CHILDREN_SQRT 0