Greek Proverbs - page 4

The grumbling mother-in-law forgets that she once was a bride. (Greek Proverb)
The more the mother-in-law drinks the more friendly is her greeting. View proverb
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The net of the sleeper catches fish. View proverb
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The rest of the world does not know what newlyweds know. View proverb
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The sins we often regret are the sins we never commit. View proverb
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If advice will not improve him, neither will the rod. View proverb
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If all men were just, there would be no need of valour. View proverb
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If deeds are wanting, all words appear mere vanity and emptiness. View proverb
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If you steal something small you are a petty thief, but if you steal millions you are a gentleman of society. View proverb
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Ill beef ne'er made gude broo. View proverb
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In the young, silence is better than speech. (Greek Proverb)
It is better in times of need to have a friend rather than money. View proverb
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One word spoken in anger may spoil an entire life. View proverb
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Painless poverty is better than embittered wealth. View proverb
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Pleasure is the greatest incentive to vice. View proverb
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Sometimes you have to throw yourself into the fire to escape from the smoke. View proverb
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Know yourself. View proverb
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Men prone to tears are good. View proverb
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Milk the cow, but do not pull off the udder. View proverb
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Mountains are used to snow. View proverb
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Nature has given us two ears, two eyes, and but one tongue; to the end we should hear and see more than we speak. (Greek Proverb)
Never give a sword to a fool or power to an unjust man. View proverb
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Not speech, but facts, convince. View proverb
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One minute of patience can mean ten years of peace. View proverb
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He who plunders with a little boat is a pirate; he who plunders with a fleet is a conqueror. View proverb
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