Peter Alphonse, Disciplina Clericalis (English translation… (1919)
“ Whiche the litel fox whan he touched the mowth of the diche lept out and left the wolf in the diche. And for thyng to come [he] lost that was present: the wolf lost both oxen and cheese." One sentence of the Latin connecting link is here [5] omitted the sense of which is: The Arab reproved his son saying: "Take counsel of that one who has experience in the thing thou askest about, for thou canst thus gain experience more easily than if thow makest the experiment thyself. ”
