Latin Proverbs - page 47

He makes a lion of a mouse. (Latin Proverb)
He who follows two hares loses both. View proverb
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It is never too late to learn. View proverb
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More die by food than famine. View proverb
Latin Proverb
Never descend to vulgarity even in joking. View proverb
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Ever receive a present with approbation. View proverb
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He makes idle boasting. View proverb
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Laugh, if you are wise. View proverb
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More like than egg to egg. View proverb
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Excess of obligations may lose a friend. View proverb
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Force not favours on the unwilling. (Latin Proverb)
Gather flowers while the morning sun lasts. View proverb
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Grow where you are planted. View proverb
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He says what is wholly irrelevant. View proverb
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Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. View proverb
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It rings, it is empty. View proverb
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Liberate me from that bad fellow, myself. View proverb
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Morning dreams come true. View proverb
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Every madman thinks all other men mad. View proverb
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Forget not that you are a man. View proverb
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He feigns death like a panther. (Latin Proverb)
It's all grist to the mill. View proverb
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Love is the fruit of love. View proverb
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Men in office must work hard. View proverb
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Fortune and the arts assist each other. View proverb
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