Latin Proverbs - page 37

Keep the common road, and thou'rt safe. (Latin Proverb)
Kings have many ears and many eyes too. View proverb
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Kings learn wisdom from associating with wise men. View proverb
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Love conquers all things; let us own her dominion. View proverb
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Love is a kind of military service. View proverb
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Love is like a shuttlecock. View proverb
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Love steals on us imperceptibly. View proverb
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Lovers are madmen. View proverb
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Make a virtue of necessity. View proverb
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Laugh with those that laugh. View proverb
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Laughter abounds in the mouths of fools. (Latin Proverb)
Leave not your staff at home. View proverb
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Length of time rots a stone. View proverb
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Less of your courtesy, and more of your purse. View proverb
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Let each man do his best. View proverb
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Let him that earns the bread eat it. View proverb
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Like mother, like daughter. View proverb
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Limping justice ne'er will fail To hunt out the longest trail. View proverb
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Little grain have I collected from a mass of chaff. View proverb
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Losses make us more cautious. View proverb
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Love and dignity do not dwell together. (Latin Proverb)
Let it be given to the most meritorious. View proverb
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Let it be well recorded that a harlot is a gate which leads to death. View proverb
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Let not your sword be drawn at any man's bidding. View proverb
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Let there be no delay. View proverb
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