| 4,425 Proverbs Quotes
« Previous
[1-25]
[26-50]
[51-75]
[76-100]
[101-125]
[126-150]
[151-175]
[176-200]
[201-225]
[226-250]
[251-275]
[276-300]
[301-325]
[326-350]
[351-375]
[376-400]
[401-425]
[426-450]
[451-475]
[476-500]
[501-525]
[526-550]
[551-575]
[576-600]
[601-625]
[626-650]
[651-675]
[676-700]
[701-725]
[726-750]
Next »
|
|---|
|
“We should all endure our own grievances rather than detract from
the comforts of others.”
Unknown Quotes |
|
“We should all endure our own grievances rather than detract from
the comforts of others.”
Unknown Quotes |
|
“What sweeter gift from nature has fallen to the lot of man than
his children?”
Unknown Quotes |
|
“What sweeter gift from nature has fallen to the lot of man than
his children?”
Unknown Quotes |
|
“When war is raging the laws are dumb.”
Unknown Quotes |
|
“When war is raging the laws are dumb.”
Unknown Quotes |
|
“Who can love the man he fears. or by who he thinks he is himself
feared?”
Unknown Quotes |
|
“Who can love the man he fears. or by who he thinks he is himself
feared?”
Unknown Quotes |
|
“Who is there that, shooting all day long, does not sometimes hit
the mark?”
Unknown Quotes |
|
“Who is there that, shooting all day long, does not sometimes hit
the mark?”
Unknown Quotes |
|
“Wisdom is not only to be acquired, but enjoyed.”
Unknown Quotes |
|
“Wisdom is not only to be acquired, but enjoyed.”
Unknown Quotes |
|
“Wisdom often exists under a shabby coat.”
Unknown Quotes |
|
“Wisdom often exists under a shabby coat.”
Unknown Quotes |
|
“To err is human, but to persevere in error is only the act of a
fool.
[Lat., Cujusvis hominis est errare, nullius nisi insipientis in
errore perseverare.]”
Cicero Marcus Tullius Cicero Quotes Source: Philippicoe (XII, 2)
|
|
“Fair words butter no parsnips.”
John Clarke Quotes Source: Paroemiologia (p. 21, ed. 1639)
|
|
“A far greater warfare lies hidden under this assumed peace.”
John Clarke Quotes Source: Paroemiologia (p. 21, ed. 1639)
|
|
“Alas, by what trivial causes is greatness overthrown!”
John Clarke Quotes Source: Paroemiologia (p. 21, ed. 1639)
|
|
“Consider not what may do, but what it will become you to do.”
John Clarke Quotes Source: Paroemiologia (p. 21, ed. 1639)
|
|
“He who seeks to terrify others is more in fear himself.”
John Clarke Quotes Source: Paroemiologia (p. 21, ed. 1639)
|
|
“Here is a fine field for talent.”
John Clarke Quotes Source: Paroemiologia (p. 21, ed. 1639)
|
|
“Liberty begets license.”
John Clarke Quotes Source: Paroemiologia (p. 21, ed. 1639)
|
|
“Nature has placed his own happiness in each man's hands, if he
only knew how to use it.”
John Clarke Quotes Source: Paroemiologia (p. 21, ed. 1639)
|
|
“Nothing is more obnoxious than a low person raised to a high
position.”
John Clarke Quotes Source: Paroemiologia (p. 21, ed. 1639)
|
|
“Power call achieve more by gentle means than by violence.”
John Clarke Quotes Source: Paroemiologia (p. 21, ed. 1639)
|
| « Previous [1-25] [26-50] [51-75] [76-100] [101-125] [126-150] [151-175] [176-200] [201-225] [226-250] [251-275] [276-300] [301-325] [326-350] [351-375] [376-400] [401-425] [426-450] [451-475] [476-500] [501-525] [526-550] [551-575] [576-600] [601-625] [626-650] [651-675] [676-700] [701-725] [726-750] Next » |
Proverbs Quotes, Quotations, and Sayings
|
|
|