Greek Proverbs - page 6

Listen to that which is well said even if it is from the mouth of an enemy. (Greek Proverb)
Swift gratitude is the sweetest. View proverb
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Learn to walk before you run. View proverb
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Terrifying are the weaknesses of power. View proverb
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Live today, forget the past. View proverb
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The beginning is the half of every action. View proverb
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Do not lean on a worm-eaten staff. View proverb
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The knee is closer than the calf. View proverb
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Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, prepare to die. View proverb
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Other days, other ways. View proverb
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He who has been angry becomes cool again. (Greek Proverb)
Poor men's words have little weight. View proverb
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She who laughs not in the morning, laughs not at noon. View proverb
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All receive advice. Only the wise profit from it. View proverb
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The excess of a virtue is a vice. View proverb
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I feel pain that envy is exchanged for beautiful deeds. View proverb
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In baiting a mousetrap with cheese, always leave room for the mouse. View proverb
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Better the friend we can see than the money we cannot. View proverb
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In times of difficulty, friendship is on trial. View proverb
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We must endure what fortune sends. View proverb
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Eat beans for lunch and have no friends at the dinner table. (Greek Proverb)
Whatever kind of word thou speakest, the like shalt thou bear. View proverb
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Either remain quiet, or say things that improve the silence. View proverb
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Endeavor to bear the ignorance of fortune with patience. View proverb
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Even from an enemy a man can learn wisdom. View proverb
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