Latin Proverbs - page 69

Do not commit all to one boat. (Latin Proverb)
"Experience is the best teacher." (i.e., "Practice makes perfect.") View proverb
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Be amiable, then you'll be loved. View proverb
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"You'll reap what you sow." (Cicero, "De oratore"); The Bible Job 4:8; Galatians 6:7. View proverb
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Beautiful women and wine are sweet venom. View proverb
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Truth creates hatred. (Terence, Andria 68) View proverb
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A fox can change its fur, not its behavior. View proverb
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A cough will stick longer by a horse than a peck of oats. View proverb
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A door must be either shut or open. View proverb
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A few things gained by fraud destroy a fortune otherwise honestly won. View proverb
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A fool talks of folly. (Latin Proverb)
A friend that you buy with presents, will be bought from you. View proverb
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You reap what you sow. View proverb
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A king's chaff is worth more than other men's corn. View proverb
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You have got your feet out of the mire. View proverb
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You compare the bee to the grasshopper. View proverb
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A monkey is not to be caught in a trap. View proverb
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A ridiculous accident has often been the making of many. View proverb
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A rose is a rose is a rose. View proverb
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A troubled heart is a worm to the bones. View proverb
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While we would catch we are caught. (Latin Proverb)
Acting in concert, like the oil-merchants in the Velabrum. View proverb
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When the war is over then comes help. View proverb
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Where the love is, thither turns the eye. View proverb
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All are not harpers, who hold the harp. View proverb
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