Century Proverbs

Every century, water finds its riverbed. (Corsican Proverb)

Live for a century ? learn for a century.

Russian Proverb

Aesop, "The Swallow and the Other Birds" (c. 6th century BC)

Chinese Proverb

Accidents will happen in the best families. (19th century)

English Proverb

Cold as charity. (14th century)

English Proverb

In at one ear and out at the other. (14th century)

English Proverb

There is no smoke without fire. (15th century, Citatboken)

English Proverb

Friends are thieves of time. (17th century)

English Proverb

Don't have too many irons in the fire. (16th century) (Citatboken)

English Proverb

Might is right. (14th century)

English Proverb

Opportunity makes the thief. (13th century) (English Proverb)

As proud as Lucifer. (14th century)

English Proverb

He makes a rod for his own back. (14th century)

English Proverb

To know where the shoe pinches. (14th century)

English Proverb

Silence gives consent. (14th century)

English Proverb

As slippery as an eel. (15th century)

English Proverb

To sow one's wild oats. (16th century)

English Proverb

There is no time like the present. (18th century) (Citatboken)

English Proverb

Touch wood. (20th century)

English Proverb

He is worth his weight in gold. (16th century)

English Proverb

Young men may die, old men must. (16th century) (English Proverb)

Youth and age will never agree. (16th century)

English Proverb

Jack of all trades and master of None. (18th century)

English Proverb

All is fair in love and war. (17th century)

English Proverb

The coast is clear. (17th century)

English Proverb

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