
It Is Not the Feet That Govern
Charles I, King of Spain (also known as Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor), was walking one day with considerable difficulty due to an attack of

Charles I, King of Spain (also known as Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor), was walking one day with considerable difficulty due to an attack of

During the pontificate of Paul III, it is said that a cardinal was persistently asking him for a favor. However, Paul III kept putting it

A story is told of four men who were carrying a large board, although it was not so big. It was a slate that could actually

The prefect of a department in France, who was a Christian man, often visited hospitals. Once, while visiting a hospital run by nuns, he was

According to tradition, Micipsa, who was the king of Numidia—a region that today comprises northwest Africa, or more precisely, Algeria, Libya, and Tunisia—was an ally

From a mountain, a river flowed down, gradually dividing into channels. One of these channels ended at the perimeter of three fields. The owner of

Two families were locked in a feud. The aggression between them escalated to such an extent that one family ended up killing the son of

Once upon a time, a grandfather and his grandson decided to undertake a journey with a donkey. Initially, the old man had the boy ride

It is said that a poor man made a living with an old violin. He would go from town to town, start playing, and people

Many years ago, a Swiss pilgrim arrived at a monastery and asked for lodging. After spending a few days at the monastery, he continued on