Sicilian Proverbs on Death & Dying (14 Proverbs)
- When death is near, neither doctors nor medicine help.
(Sicilian Proverb)
- When you're invited, eat heartily, because if they like you they'll laugh, and if they don't like you they'll feel the pangs of death.
(Sicilian Proverb)
- Who drinks at night, buys himself death, who drinks in bed, buys himself a coffin.
(Sicilian Proverb)
- Who has lived a good life has a good death.
(Sicilian Proverb)
- You'll become a lot better if you think about your death.
(Sicilian Proverb)
- Death will cure all pain.
(Sicilian Proverb)
- Force of arms is useless against death.
(Sicilian Proverb)
- Happy are those who are well born, but happier are those who have a good death.
(Sicilian Proverb)
- Ahi! I'm dying! Give me a hot water bottle and a cloak.
(Sicilian Proverb)
- At death, one's words and defects are buried.
(Sicilian Proverb)
- Better to be wrongfully excommunicated than to make a death bed confession.
(Sicilian Proverb)
- Death and bad luck, you take them with you wherever you go.
(Sicilian Proverb)
- Death finds everyone and the earth renews itself.
(Sicilian Proverb)
- Death respects neither young nor old, neither poor nor rich.
(Sicilian Proverb)
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