Latin Proverbs - page 36

Moderate measures succeed best. (Latin Proverb)
Monday's child is fair of face, Tuesday's child is full of grace, Wednesday's child is full of woe. Thursday's child has far to go, Friday's child is loving and giving, Saturday's child works hard for its living, And a child that's born of the Sabbath day Is fair and wise and good and gay. View proverb
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It is the essence of good taste to do that which is consistent with our position. View proverb
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It is the tree that gives its nature to the fruit. View proverb
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It is the very backbone of wisdom not to trust too hastily. View proverb
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It is thou must honour the place, not the place thee. View proverb
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It is ungentlemanly to lie; truthfulness becomes the gentleman. View proverb
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It is unlucky to marry in May. View proverb
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It matters little whether we are the slaves of circumstance, or of man. View proverb
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It would puzzle even Apollo to understand it. View proverb
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Man is to man a wolf, man is to man a demon. (Latin Proverb)
Many an injury comes from a fool's speech. View proverb
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Many annoyances surround an aged man. View proverb
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Many asses have only two legs. View proverb
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Many can drive an ox; few can plough. View proverb
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Many hands make light work. View proverb
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Many will hate you if you love yourself. View proverb
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Many words, little credit. View proverb
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Marriage is a lottery. View proverb
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Marry a person in your own rank in life. View proverb
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Jove but laughs at lover's perjury. (Latin Proverb)
Judge of the daughter by the mother. View proverb
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Judge of the statue of Hercules by the size of the foot. View proverb
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Jupiter himself cannot please everybody. View proverb
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Justice is exercised in the proper prevention, rather than in the severe punishment, of crime. View proverb
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