Latin Proverbs - page 29

He who walks with the lame learns how to limp. (Latin Proverb)
He who would catch is caught. View proverb
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He who would speak well should well consider his subject beforehand. View proverb
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He will die before he's old who's wise before his time. View proverb
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He will embark in litigation, even if a donkey has bitten his dog. View proverb
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He won't give us so much as the skin. View proverb
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Hear all, say nothing. View proverb
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Practice is the best master. View proverb
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Practice makes perfect. View proverb
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Precepts invite, but examples drag us to conclusions. View proverb
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Precepts may lead, but examples draw. (Latin Proverb)
Presents from an enemy must be received with suspicion. View proverb
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Presents more burdensome than profitable. View proverb
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Providence has not entirely deserted us. View proverb
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Providence is always on the side of the big battalions. View proverb
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Providence is better than a rent. View proverb
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Hear, see, and be silent. View proverb
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Hearing he hears not. He is deaf to entreaty. View proverb
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Help him who is willing to work, not him who shrinks from it. View proverb
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Hercules himself could not cope with two assailants. View proverb
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His heart fell down to his heels. (Latin Proverb)
His illness is more mental than bodily. View proverb
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His presents conceal a baited hook. View proverb
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History repeats itself. View proverb
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Honesty with poverty is better than ill-gotten wealth. View proverb
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