Latin Proverbs - page 56

He has not leisure even to scratch his ears. (Latin Proverb)
He either wheedles by suasive means or terrifies by threats. View proverb
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Nothing can be said which has not been said already. View proverb
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No man is so rich as to say, "I have enough!" View proverb
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Never expect your friends to do for you that which you can yourself accomplish. View proverb
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Live your own life, for you will die your own death. View proverb
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Let no man refuse to endure that which is common to the lot of all. View proverb
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In time of sickness man is ever on his best behaviour. View proverb
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Ill words are bellows to a slackening fire. View proverb
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We easily give advice to others. View proverb
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What limit is there in love? (Latin Proverb)
Wine is the mirror of the mind. View proverb
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Yield to divine power. View proverb
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Once in each man's life fortune smiles. View proverb
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Opposites attract. View proverb
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Quick enough, if safe enough. View proverb
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Sickness shows us what we are. View proverb
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That which I receive, that I return. View proverb
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The counsel of the aged is sound. View proverb
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The owl sings to the nightingale. View proverb
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The sow has been greeted with music. (Latin Proverb)
Thus years glide by. View proverb
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Under the rose. View proverb
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What soberness conceals, drunkenness reveals. View proverb
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Winter is summer's heir. View proverb
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