Latin Proverbs - page 21

The pleasures we enjoy are lost by coveting more. (Latin Proverb)
The prolonged visit of no guest is pleasant. View proverb
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The rabble is not influenced by reason, but blind impulse. View proverb
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The rabble, as of old, truckles to success, and hates a favourite in disgrace. View proverb
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The rack can extort a false confession from the innocent. View proverb
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The razor against the grindstone. View proverb
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The real world is a special case. View proverb
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The remedy for injuries is to forget them. View proverb
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The reserve are engaged. View proverb
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Every man for himself. View proverb
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Every man has his peculiar habit. (Latin Proverb)
Every man rejoices in his peculiar study. View proverb
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Every stone conceals a lurking scorpion. View proverb
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Everyone is eloquent in his own cause. View proverb
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Everyone is given the key to the gates of Heaven. The same key opens the gates of Hell. View proverb
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Everything beautiful is loveable. View proverb
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The more they have, the more they want. View proverb
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The most pleasant cruise is near the land; the most inviting walk near the sea. View proverb
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The names of fools are always written on walls. View proverb
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The old cask tastes of what the new cask held. View proverb
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The old monkey is caught last. (Latin Proverb)
The owl has one note, the crow another. View proverb
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The ox in a strange stall often casts a longing look towards the door. View proverb
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The ox when most weary is most surefooted. View proverb
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The people want to be deceived. View proverb
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