Latin Proverbs - page 45

Either by might or by sleight. (Latin Proverb)
A contented mind is a continual feast. View proverb
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By perseverance the Greeks reached Troy. View proverb
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Either Caesar, or nobody. View proverb
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A pestilence follows a famine. View proverb
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A trifling pledge of no small friendship. View proverb
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An old woman would dance! View proverb
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A dissimilarity of pursuits dissolves friendship. View proverb
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A triple rope is not easily broken. View proverb
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All lay load on the willing horse. View proverb
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An onion will not produce a rose. (Latin Proverb)
By speedy, not by slow measures. View proverb
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Death is preferable. View proverb
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From our ancestors come our names, but from our virtues our honours. View proverb
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Experience without learning is better than learning without experience. View proverb
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Do as I say, not as I do. View proverb
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But now I was a rich man, three things have left me bare; dice, wine, and women, these three have made me poor. View proverb
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From one you may judge of the whole. View proverb
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Every man judges of others by himself. View proverb
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Far from Jupiter, far from his thunder. View proverb
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Fortune favors fools. (Latin Proverb)
Give ear and weigh the matter well. View proverb
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He suffocates me with kindness. View proverb
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Hope sustains the farmer. View proverb
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Hard cases make bad law. View proverb
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