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 left in French. Antwerp 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 left in French. Antwerp paper engraving proverbs, sayings, the blind leading the blind (Matthew 15:14)
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