Latin Proverbs, Quotes, Quotations, and Sayings
1,924 Latin Proverbs
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“Hope supports men in distress.”
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“Hope sustains the farmer.”
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“Hopes delayed hang the heart upon tenter-hooks.”
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“How changed from what he was!”
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“How great the sufferings we endure.”
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“How many accidents keep human life a rolling.”
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“How much do we resemble that filthy brute the ape!”
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“How near to guilt without actual guilt.”
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“How quickly with all is a kindness forgotten!”
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“How to live happily, not luxuriously, is the question.”
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“How you come by it no one asks; but wealth you must have.”
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“However extravagant men's desires, they hope to see them
gratified.”
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“Hunger and delay raise up anger.”
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“Hunger and thirst scarcely kill any,
But gluttony and drink kill a great many.”
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“Hunger sharpens anger.”
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“Hunger sweetens everything but itself.”
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“Hunger teaches us many a lesson.”
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“Hypocritical piety is double iniquity.”
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“I am in a fix. [In a place where three ways meet.]”
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“I am in a place where three ways meet.”
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“I am less concerned about them than about the croaking frogs in
the marsh.”
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“I am recommending you to do what I should do myself.”
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“I am touched but not broken by the waves.”
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“I am what you will be, I was what you now are.”
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“I am willing but unable.”
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