Parable of the two blind people, Pieter van der Heyden, after Jheronimus Bosch, c. 1540 - 1570 print The blind Leidsman walks in the water and takes his also blind follower into his fall. Imagination of the saying and the parable: If one blind leads the other, they both fall into a pit. The meaning is: when unacceptable advise other unquestioning, things go wrong. Reference to mat. 15:14. In the background a house and another two blind that fall. Under the show the scope of the proverb in a five -line verse, right in Latin and on the left in French. paper engraving proverbs, sayings, th
Parable of the two blind people, Pieter van der Heyden, after Jheronimus Bosch, c. 1540 - 1570 print The blind Leidsman walks in the water and takes his also blind follower into his fall. Imagination of the saying and the parable: If one blind leads the other, they both fall into a pit. The meaning is: when unacceptable advise other unquestioning, things go wrong. Reference to mat. 15:14. In the background a house and another two blind that fall. Under the show the scope of the proverb in a five -line verse, right in Latin and on the left in French. paper engraving proverbs, sayings, the blind leading the blind (Matthew 15:14)
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