Latin Proverbs, Quotes, Quotations, and Sayings
1,924 Latin Proverbs
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“War appears pleasant to those who have never experienced it.”
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“War gives no opportunity for repeating a mistake.”
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“We all refer to that of which we know most.”
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“We are born; we die.”
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“We are not disposed to study much after heavy meals.”
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“We are the authors of our own disasters.”
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“We are too busy mopping the floor to turn off the faucet.”
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“We become wiser as we grow older.”
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“We benefit by affliction.”
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“We can accustom ourselves to anything.”
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“We can enjoy nothing without some one to share the pleasure.”
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“We conquer and are conquered in our turn.”
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“We covet not that of the existence of which we are ignorant.”
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“We easily believe that which we hope for.”
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“We easily give advice to others.”
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“We expiate in old age the follies of our youth.”
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“We find much ingratitude, and create more.”
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“We give and take in turn.”
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“We hate the man whom we have wronged.”
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“We hate whom we have injured.”
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“We have all been fools in our time.”
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“We judge of the present from the past. [The boy and the wolf.]”
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“We learn the value of things more in their loss than in their
enjoyment.”
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“We lessen our wants by lessening our desires.”
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“We live more by fashion than common sense.”
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