One of these works tells of a group of vine-dressers who kills the owner's son so that they can keep
One of these works tells of a group of vine-dressers who kills the owner's son so that they can keep a greater share of the profits from the harvest. In another of these works, a group of laborers are disgruntled at their employer because he pays all his employees the same wage regardless of how long they have been working. A better known one depicts an architect who built his house on (*) stone, and another who built his house on sand. In another of these, a son demands money from his father and spends it all on prostitutes and gambling before returning home in shame, yet is welcomed back with open arms. For 10 points, name these stories, one of which depicts a Jew who was beaten nearly to death and was ignored by a priest and rabbi before receiving help from a Samaritan.
One of these works tells of a group of vine-dressers who kills the owner's son so that they can keep a greater share of the profits from the harvest.