Time And Place Often Give Advantage To

All Men Are More Concerned To Recover What They Lose Than To Acquire What They Lack.

Appearances Often Are Deceiving.

An Oak And A Reed Were Arguing About Their Strength. When A Strong Wind Came Up, The Reed Avoided Being Uprooted By Bending And Leaning With The Gusts Of Wind. But The Oak Stood Firm And Was Torn Up By The Roots.

Even A Hare, The Weakest Of Animals, May Insult A Dead Lion.

Notoriety Is Often Mistaken For Fame.