Latin Proverbs, Quotes, Quotations, and Sayings
1,924 Latin Proverbs
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“Either a ship or a tuft of feathers.”
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“Either by might or by sleight.”
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“Either Caesar, or nobody.”
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“Either never attempt a thing or carry it out.”
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“Eloquence avails nothing against the voice of gold.”
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“Empty expressions. Bombast.”
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“Empty pitchers ring loudest.”
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“Empty the glass if you would judge of the drink.”
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“Emulation begets emulation.”
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“Emulation is the whetstone of talent.”
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“Emulation is the whetstone of wit.”
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“England is the paradise of women, the hell of horses, and the
purgatory of servants.”
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“England's difficulty is Ireland's opportunity.”
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“Enjoying the fruits of the labour of others.”
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“Enough, even to loathing.”
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“Enter not at all, or else pass through.”
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“Envy is the companion of glory.”
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“Envy never has a holiday.”
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“Envy no man.”
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“Envy waits on boasting.”
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“Even a boy can beat a man when bound.”
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“Even a child may beat a man that's bound.”
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“Even a fly can show temper.”
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“Even a fool sometimes speaks to the purpose.”
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“Even a hair hath its shadow.”
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