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He is not happy who does not realize his happiness.
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He gives neither too little, nor too much.
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He confesses his guilt who flies from his trial.
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You should eat plentifully of the flesh of the turtle or not at all.
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You have left the sheep with the wolf for safe custody.
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Words may either conceal character or reveal it.
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Who speaks for the innocent is eloquent enough.
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When you will, they wont, when you wont, they will.
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When I did well, I heard it never; when I did ill, I heard it ever.
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What people in distress most wish for, they most readily believe.
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We trust what we see rather than what we hear.
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We judge of the present from the past.
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Vices creep into our hearts under the name of virtue.
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Too much wine will make a sane man mad.
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To have been silent never does harm, but to have spoken does.
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Those who attack, though they die in the attempt.
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They attend a funeral robed in white, and a wedding in mourning.
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The wind will let us neither sail nor stay.
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The rough manners of the vulgar are contagious.
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The plan executed, reason comes to our assistance!
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The more honesty a man has the less he affects the air of a saint.
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The hedge is trodden down where it seems to lean. [Vis., at its weakest point.]
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The gnat trusting itself to the flame is singed.
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The diseases of the mind are either caused or cured by the power of music.
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The blow falls more lightly when it is anticipated.
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That which is wanting in some respects, may be made up for in others.
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Submit to the rule you have yourself laid down.
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She is not a modest woman whom common report condemns.
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Real wealth consists not in having, but in not wanting.
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Precepts invite, but examples drag us to conclusions.
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One man restored our fortunes by delay. [By skilfully avoiding an engagement, Fabius exhausted the resources of the enemy.]
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You seek for fruit in the garden of Tantalus.
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You have hit the nail on the head.
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Women when injured are generally not easily appeased.
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Who aims at things beyond his reach, the greater will be his fall.
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When you can avoid it, never seek strife.
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When hunger is appeased we can preach the merits of fasting.
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What need has a blind man of a looking glass?
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We start to die when we are born, and the end depends on the beginning.
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We have all been fools in our time.
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Venture a small fish to catch a great one.
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Too much care may be as bad as downright negligence.
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To every one who doth ask, but not everything he doth ask.
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Those who are once found to be bad are presumed so forever.
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There is nothing to be gained by buying inferior goods.
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The whisperer's tongue is worse than serpent's venom.
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The reward of a thing rightly done is to have done it.
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The penalty attaching to evil deeds should be thought of in time.
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The misfortunes to which we are accustomed affect us less deeply.
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The hatred of knaves is to be preferred to their company.
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The gladiator seeks advice, when in the very lists.
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The disease worsens with the treatment (The remedy is worse than the disease).
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The blossoms in the spring are the fruit in autumn.
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That which is sweet to some is bitter to others.
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Strike me a light, and I'll light you.
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Seven hours of sleep is enough for the young and the aged.
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Rather to die than to be dishonoured. [Potius mori quam foedari.]
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Practise not your art, and 'twill soon depart.
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One man is no man. [A man is nothing without the aid of others.]
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You sail in the same boat. [You are in the same danger.]
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You have got your feet out of the mire.
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Without favour, art is like a windmill without wind.
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Whilst standing he holds one opinion, whilst sitting another.
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When you bargain with a fox, beware of tricks.
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When fortune deserts us, our friends are nowhere.
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What is viler than to be laughed at?
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We sow the wind, and reap the whirlwind.
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We hate the man whom we have wronged.
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Valour even in an enemy is worthy of praise.
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Too much care does more harm than good.
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To do good to the ungrateful is to throw rose-water into the sea.
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Those who are nourished by hope live ever in suspense, and enjoy not life.
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There is nothing so intolerable as a fortunate fool.
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The warnings of age are the weapons of youth.
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The revenge of an idiot is without mercy.
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The passing hour is sometimes a mother, sometimes a stepmother.
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The misfortune of the foolish is a warning to the wise.
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The happier the time, the more quickly it passes.
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The girl is more inviting who smells of wild thyme than she who smells of musk.
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The deepest rivers flow with the least sound.
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