Italian Proverbs - page 48

The pope and a peasant know more between them than the pope alone. (Italian Proverb)
The priest errs at the altar. View proverb
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The priest's friend loses his faith, the doctor's his health, and the lawyer's his fortune. View proverb
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The remedy for injuries is not to remember them. View proverb
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The rich never have to seek out their relatives. View proverb
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The right hand is slave to the left. View proverb
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The right man comes at the right time. View proverb
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The salt of patience seasons everything. View proverb
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The ship does not go without the boat. View proverb
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The sick man sleeps when the debtor cannot. View proverb
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The smoke of my own house is better than another man's fire. (Italian Proverb)
The sound of the bell does not drive away rooks. View proverb
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The tender surgeon makes the wound gangrene. View proverb
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The thief's wife does not always laugh. View proverb
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The tree is known by its fruit. View proverb
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The virtue of silence is a great piece of knowledge. View proverb
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The whole ocean is made up of single drops. View proverb
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The wicked even hate vice in others. View proverb
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The wolf is always left out of the reckoning. View proverb
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The worst pig often gets the best pear. View proverb
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The wrong-doer never lacks excuses. (Italian Proverb)
There are more thieves than gibbets. View proverb
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There are more threatened than slain. View proverb
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There is no getting blood from a turnip. View proverb
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There is no worse joke than a true one. View proverb
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