Latin Proverbs - page 25

That which is wanting in some respects, may be made up for in others. (Latin Proverb)
That which we obtain too easily, we esteem too lightly. View proverb
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The autumn of beauty is still beautiful. View proverb
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The avenging gods have their feet clothed in wool. View proverb
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The bad refrain from sin from fear of punishment. View proverb
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The beginning is half of the whole. View proverb
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The best things are the first to perish. View proverb
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Have confidence, but beware in whom. View proverb
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He argues in vain who argues without means. View proverb
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He assumes a cheerful countenance suppressing the grief which weighs heavily on his heart. View proverb
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He can carry the ox who has carried the calf. (Latin Proverb)
He catches the wind with a net. View proverb
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He dies before he is old who is wise before his day. View proverb
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He does not think small beer of himself. View proverb
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Talk of the devil and he'll appear. View proverb
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Taught in the same school. View proverb
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Teach an eagle to fly, a dolphin to swim. View proverb
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That country will I call mine which supports me, not that which gave me birth. View proverb
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That fair face will as years roll on lose its beauty, and old age will bring its wrinkles to the brow. View proverb
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That which is beyond our reach is nothing to us. View proverb
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That which is deferred is not abandoned. (Latin Proverb)
That which is his lot to-day may be yours to-morrow. View proverb
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He drives out one devil by another. View proverb
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He even begrudges the water with which he washes. View proverb
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He fears the very flies. View proverb
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