Latin Proverbs - page 7

Honey-tongued, soft spoken, malicious, and unprincipled in conduct. (Latin Proverb)
It is safer to irritate a dog than an old woman. View proverb
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Where freedom is, there shall my country be. View proverb
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Where art is displayed truth does not appear. View proverb
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There is a season for all things. View proverb
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To have no wants, is money. View proverb
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When the head acheth, all the body is the worse. View proverb
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Shrouds have no pockets. View proverb
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The silver is become dross. View proverb
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When a man's mode of life is contemptible, it follows that his preaching is treated with contempt. View proverb
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There is danger when a dog has once tasted flesh. (Latin Proverb)
The act itself does not constitute a crime, unless the intent be criminal. View proverb
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To relax the mind is to lose it. View proverb
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Every virtue is but halfway between two vices. View proverb
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How quickly with all is a kindness forgotten! View proverb
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Honourable words by the bushel! View proverb
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Home is home, as the Devil said when he found himself in the Court of Session. View proverb
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To remove the hairs from a horse's tail, one by one must be plucked out. View proverb
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Stand away from a horse's heels. View proverb
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The mill cannot grind with the water that is past. View proverb
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There is a time when nothing should be said, there is a time when some things may be said. but there is indeed no time in which everything can be said. (Latin Proverb)
Our neighbour's crop is always more fruitful and his cattle produce more milk than our own. View proverb
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Never speak in a hurry. View proverb
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If the lion's skill will not do, we must sew on that of the fox. View proverb
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Either learn or leave. View proverb
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