Latin Proverbs (2261 Proverbs)
- A woman either loves or hates, there is no third course.
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- Differing in words, not in reality.
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- He seeks to live like a parasite.
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- I wish I were at home.
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- Many can drive an ox; few can plough.
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- Our pillow should be our counsellor.
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- The hedge is trodden down where it seems to lean.
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- When the old dog barks it is time to watch.
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- Always speak well of the dead.
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- Each man's character shapes his fortunes.
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- He suffers from the same disease.
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- If the lion's skill will not do, we must sew on that of the fox.
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- Men learn oratory by practice.
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- Possessions dwindle: I mourn their loss. But I mourn the loss of time much more, for anyone can save his purse, but none can win back lost time.
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- The wolf changes his coat but not his nature.
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- When the tree is fallen, every one goeth to it with his hatchet.
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- An old woman dancing makes a great dust.
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- Even after a bad harvest there must be sowing.
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- He took care to enjoy himself as long as life lasted.
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- If the mountain will not go to Mahomet, let Mahomet go to the mountain.
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- Monday's child is fair of face, Tuesday's child is full of grace, Wednesday's child is full of woe. Thursday's child has far to go, Friday's child is loving and giving, Saturday's child works hard for its living, And a child that's born of the Sabbath day
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- Safely housed to listen to the storm outside.
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- There is a time for all things.
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- Who lies with dogs shall rise up with fleas.
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- Anxious about the shoe, but disregarding the foot.
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- Even the fountains thirst.
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- He who has great strength should use it lightly.
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- If you be a jester, keep your wit till you have use for it.
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- Mountains never unite.
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- Speaking, though speechless, it exercises dominion over the mind.
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- There is a time for everything.
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- Whose interest was it? To whose prejudice was it?
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- Apples taste sweetest when they are going.
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- Every sheet has parted.
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- He who has received a kindness forgets it; he who has been injured remembers it.
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- If you wish another to keep your secret, first keep it yourself.
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- Mules help to scratch each other.
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- Straitened circumstances.
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- There is often wisdom under a shabby coat.
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- You are looking for wings in a wolf.
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- Art has no enemy except ignorance.
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- Explaining what is obscure by what is still more obscure.
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- He who is not lucky, let him not go to sea.
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- In the great sea fish is always to be caught.
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- My turn today, yours tomorrow.
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- Strike when the iron is hot.
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- To remove the hairs from a horse's tail, one by one must be plucked out.
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- You are teaching iron to swim.
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- 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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