- its
applicability to the
Dutch Republic in his
retelling of the
story in
Sinryke Fabulen (Amsterdam, 1685) as "A
farmer and his
seven quarrelsome sons"...
- enfants" 1668
Pieter de la Court, "Een Boer ende
seeven twistende Soonen",
Sinryke Fabulen, Amsterdam, 1685, pp.599-608
Edward Garrett, London, 1867, pp.83-4...
- same
proverb was
later adapted into a
fable by
Pieter de la
Court in his
Sinryke Fabulen (Amsterdam, 1685). His
version is
prefaced by the
Latin equivalent...
- greater/
Unmerited by a traitor”,
where for
Pieter de la
Court in his
Sinryke Fabulen (1685), “Better a
hound for
friend than foe” (beeter en hond ten...
-
Pieter de la
Court was to give the
story a
similar interpretation in his
Sinryke Fabulen (1685),
making the
point that
those who
thrust themselves into...
- that was
published by De la
Court appeared in 1669. A
final work, the
Sinryke Fabulen, was
published posthumously in 1685. De la Court's
works were published...
-
slaughtered visitors. The same
point is made by
Pieter de la
Court in his
Sinryke Fabulen (Amsterdam, 1685).
Above the
woodcut illustrating the
fable is...
