Latin Proverbs - page 60

Providence tempers the wind to the shorn lamb. (Latin Proverb)
Perhaps you will soon find another, and a fairer, lover. View proverb
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One against whom accusations when made are easily believed. View proverb
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You may judge of a man by his remarks. View proverb
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You compare the moorhen to the I swan. View proverb
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When the soul hungers, even bitter things taste sweet. View proverb
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Things beyond our reach are not worth our consideration. View proverb
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The bear wants a tail and cannot be a lion. View proverb
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Science is unlimited in its course; life is short. View proverb
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Providence provides but short horns for the fierce ox. View proverb
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Pedigree and ancestry and what we ourselves have not achieved, I scarcely recognize as our own. (Latin Proverb)
Once a buffoon, never a good father of a family. View proverb
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You can't love Thetis and Galatea at the same time. View proverb
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What's bred in the bone will come out in the flesh. View proverb
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What I do against my will cannot be said to be my own act. View proverb
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We never profit by the gifts of the wicked. View proverb
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They understand each other, like thieves at a fair. View proverb
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There is no departing from the words of the law. View proverb
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The race is not always to the swift. View proverb
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The memory of a benefit vanisheth, but the remembrance of an injury sticketh fast in the heart. View proverb
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The greater the fool, the greater his insolence. (Latin Proverb)
The force of anger is broken by a soft answer. View proverb
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Providence our herald, no barrier can oppose us. View proverb
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You cannot catch a fox with a bait. View proverb
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Wine is given to bring mirth not drunkenness. View proverb
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