Greek Proverbs - page 3

Birth, ancestry, and that which you yourself have not achieved can hardly be called your own. (Greek Proverb)
Character is habit long continued. View proverb
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Deeds are fruits, words are only leaves. View proverb
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Do not compare a fly with an elephant. View proverb
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What is true is no more sure than the probable. View proverb
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When at a loss how to go on, cough. View proverb
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When the devil grows poor he becomes a tax collector. View proverb
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When the fox cannot reach the grapes he says they are not ripe. View proverb
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Don't trouble a quiet snake. View proverb
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Every country is a fatherland. View proverb
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First secure an independent income, then practice virtue. (Greek Proverb)
Good accounts make good friends. View proverb
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The tongue has no bones, yet it breaks bones. View proverb
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They sowed the seed of an "if' but it didn't germinate. View proverb
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Thinking evil is much the same as doing it. View proverb
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To deceive a diplomat speak the truth, he has no experience with it. View proverb
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To have five drachmas in the hand is better than ten drachmas on paper. View proverb
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Under every stone sleeps a scorpion. View proverb
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We became gravediggers but nobody dies anymore. View proverb
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Great abilities produce great vices as well as virtues. View proverb
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Greeks only agree with each other about going to the toilet. (Greek Proverb)
He who cannot bear misfortune is truly unfortunate. View proverb
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He who respects his parents never dies. View proverb
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He who suffers much will know much. View proverb
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The frog wanted to be an ox and swelled up until he burst. View proverb
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