Latin Proverbs - page 68

Milk today, for what you are aiming for is fleeing. (Latin Proverb)
Provided common, commonly true. View proverb
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"How well you live makes a difference, not how long." (Seneca) View proverb
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Whom the gods hate, they make pedagogues. View proverb
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He who dares wins. View proverb
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Whatever you learn, you learn it for yourself. View proverb
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"Those who have ears to hear, let them hear." (Vulgate, Matthew 11:15) View proverb
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"He who does not go forward, loses ground." or "He who does not accomplish anything, is a failure/has shortcomings.”. View proverb
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Qui scribit, bis legit. View proverb
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"Who is silent is seen to agree, when he ought to and might have spoken.”. View proverb
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"He who transplanted still sustains." (motto of Connecticut referring to the transplantation of settlers from England to the New World.) (Latin Proverb)
"He who wishes to give little shouldn't ask for much.”. View proverb
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"That which harms, often teaches.”. View proverb
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Let the welfare of the people be the supreme law. (motto of the U.S. state of Missouri). View proverb
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Dare to be wise. (Horace) (Motto of the University of New Brunswick) View proverb
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A wise man takes everything he owns with himself. (i.e. in his head, his wealth is his wisdom) View proverb
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Wisdom is power. View proverb
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Knowledge has no enemies but the ignorant. View proverb
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If you are in Rome, live in the Roman way, if you are somewhere else, live like there. (attributed to Ambrose of Milan) View proverb
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Silent leges inter arma. View proverb
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Some remedies are worse than the disease. (Latin Proverb)
"More law, less justice." (Cicero, De officiis I, 10, 33) View proverb
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Works are harder than words. View proverb
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Sutor, ne ultra crepidam! View proverb
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For those who come late, only the bones. View proverb
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