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Myths about the Roman God Momus
Momus found fault with them all. He disliked the bull
because his horns were not placed before his eyes, that he
might give a surer blow: he condemned Minerva's house
because it was immovable, and could not therefore be taken
away if placed in a bad neighborhood; and in regard to
Vulcan's man, he said he ought to have made a window in his
breast, by which his heart might be seen, and his secrets
discovered.
Myths about the Roman God Momus
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