464. Noctua et Sol. Noctua Solem culpabat quod eius radii nimis splendide fulgerent. Sol autem dixit, “Ne me, sed oculos tuos culpa.” Stultos vitia sua latent.
M0464 (not in Perry). Source: Stoddart p. 109. This fable is not in Perry’s catalog, but you can find a debate between the owl and the sun in the Speculum Sapientiae 3.17.
