Latin Proverbs on Pleasure (14 Proverbs)
- A good thing is esteemed more in its absence than in its enjoyment.
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- Even the fountains thirst. [Avarice is never satisfied.]
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- We learn the value of things more in their loss than in their enjoyment.
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- We can enjoy nothing without some one to share the pleasure.
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- Pleasure often comes from pain.
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- Quarrels enhance the pleasures of love.
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- Sorrow dwells on the confines of pleasure.
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- Sorrow follows pleasure.
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- The labour is in itself a pleasure.
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- Pain mingles with pleasure.
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- Pain past is pleasure.
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- Pleasure and pain succeed each other.
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- Pleasure is often the introduction to pain.
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- Pleasure is the bait of evil.
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