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A man and a lion once traveled together. Each one boasted of his own strength, as if he were greater than the other.
As they were disputing, they passed a stone statue, which stood near the road. It represented a lion killed by a man.
“See,” said the man, “how strong we men are! Even the king of beasts must yield to us.”
“That sounds very well,” replied the lion. “Was it a lion who made the statue, or a man? Perhaps we would have told a different story.”
There are two sides to everything.