attr. Æsop, Three Hundred Aesop's Fables — The Trees under the protection of the Gods (1887)
“ Jupiter replied, "It is lest we should seem to covet the honour for the fruit." But said Minerva, "Let anyone say what he will, the olive is more dear to me on account of its fruit." Then said Jupiter, "My daughter, you are rightly called wise; for unless what we do is useful, the glory of it is vain." ”
