Latin Proverbs (2261 Proverbs)
- Avoid gambling.
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- Extreme law, extreme injustice.
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- He who restrains his anger overcomes his greatest enemy.
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- In the very act of committing an offence.
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- Natura genetrix.
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- Sweet is war to those who have never experienced it.
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- To whiten ivory with dye is to spoil nature by art.
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- You hold an eel by the tail.
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- Be what you appear to be.
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- Figs he calls figs, a spade a spade.
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- He writes with an iron pen.
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- It flies gently, but wounds deeply.
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- Negation proves nothing.
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- Tears are at times as eloquent as words.
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- To work is to pray.
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- You sail in the same boat.
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- A delightful hallucination.
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- Being but a woman, raise not the sword.
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- Have a care how you irritate the wasps.
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- Hearing he hears not. He is deaf to entreaty.
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- It is better to be always prepared than to suffer once.
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- No folly like being in love.
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- Test the danger by the Carians.
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- Truth will be out.
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- A fire is nourished by its own ashes.
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- Believe no man more than yourself when you are spoken of.
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- He conquers who conquers himself.
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- Him whom Jove would destroy he first deprives of his reason.
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- It is easy to set a cask a rolling.
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- No gain satisfies a greedy mind.
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- The antidote before the poison.
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- Urge the horse close to the turning-post.
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- A fool repays a salve by a stab, and a stab by a salve.
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- Believe that you have it, and you will have it.
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- He does not sing his father's songs.
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- Hitherto I gave you credit for having horns.
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- It is well to buy oil as well as salt.
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- No peacock envies another peacock his tail.
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- The bust of Mercury cannot be carved in every wood.
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- We all envy other people's luck.
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- A mouse in pitch.
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- Bright enough in the dark, dull in time of day.
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- He fights with spirit as well as with the sword.
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- I am in a fix.
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- Let the buyer be on his guard.
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- Nothing reaches the intellect before making its appearance in the senses.
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- The cobbler should not go beyond his last.
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- We are content to forgo joy when pain is also lost.
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- A physician is an angel when employed, but a devil when one must pay him.
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- By hook or crook.
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- He has not even a clod of earth left to cover his remains.
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- I have other fish to fry.
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- Like a fish out of water.
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- Often there is eloquence in a silent look.
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- The course of a river is not to be altered.
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- What is lighter than a feather? Dust. What lighter than dust? Wind. What lighter than the wind? A harlot. What lighter than a harlot? Nothing.
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- A well which is drawn from is improved.
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- Carthage must be destroyed.
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- He is looking out for a fig.
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- I know Simon, and Simon knows me.
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- Love and a cough cannot be hid.
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- Old age is venerable.
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- The field should be poorer than the farmer.
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- What is not understood by what is less understood.
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- A wheel not greased will creak.
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- Danger can never by overcome without taking risks.
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- He moistens the lips, but leaves the palate dry.
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- I shall paint you in your own colours.
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- Lovers are madmen.
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- One loyal friend is worth ten thousand relatives.
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- The fish requires salt.
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- What is not understood.
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- A wolf's head.
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- Deliberation often loses a good chance.
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- He opens the theatre, and immediately closes it.
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- I speak of garlic, you reply about onions.
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- Make a virtue of necessity.
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- One man restored our fortunes by delay.
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- The force which a body at rest exercises on a body in motion impinging upon it.
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- What one knows it is sometimes useful to forget.
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