Latin Proverbs

Latin Proverbs distill Roman wit and civic sense from forum to battlefield. Shaped by law, rhetoric, and Stoic thought, they praise discipline, duty, and practical wisdom for public life.

The eagle does not catch flies. (Latin Proverb)
The rulers are mortal - The homeland is eternal. View proverb
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If you want peace, prepare justice. View proverb
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Never give a child a sword. View proverb
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Time discloses the truth. View proverb
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Truth conquers all. View proverb
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A clear conscience laughs at false rumors. View proverb
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Hostis honori invidia. View proverb
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Ignorance of the law does not excuse. View proverb
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Where there's smoke, there's fire. View proverb
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Remember that you are going to die. (Latin Proverb)
Truth breeds hatred, while flattery brings friends. View proverb
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Audaces fortuna iuvat. View proverb
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The doctor is to be feared more than the disease. View proverb
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I came, I saw, I won. View proverb
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Fortune helps the brave. View proverb
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Medicine is the noblest of all arts. View proverb
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Rest is the best medicine. View proverb
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The stupid fear fortune, the wise endure it. View proverb
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Even after a bad harvest there must be sowing. View proverb
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You teach the dolphin to swim! (Latin Proverb)
"One hand washes the other.”. View proverb
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Without divine assistance we can achieve nothing. View proverb
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When you will, they wont, when you wont, they will. View proverb
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Where bees are, there is honey. View proverb
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