Greek Proverbs (192 proverbs)
Index Page # 2 (proverbs : 51 - 100 )
- Every tale can be told ...
- First secure an independent ...
- For lazy people it is ...
- From a broken violin do ...
- From a thorn comes a rose, and ...
- Give me today and you ...
- Good accounts make ...
- Gray hair is a sign of ...
- Gray hair is a sign ...
- Great abilities produce great ...
- Great birth is a very ...
- Greeks only agree with each other ...
- He who cannot bear misfortune ...
- He who eats and drinks with the ...
- He who is born in ...
- He who plunders with a little boat is a pirate; ...
- He who respects his ...
- He who revealeth his secret ...
- He who thinks the worst ...
- He who wants to be happy ...
- I hate a jovial table companion ...
- I send thee myrrh, not that thou mayest be ...
- If advice will not improve ...
- If all men were just, there ...
- If all the bees made honey, there would ...
- If it were not for hope, ...
- If you cannot catch a fish, ...
- If you steal something small you are a petty thief, but ...
- If you wish to be good, first ...
- Ignorance of one's misfortunes ...
- Ignorance of the law is no ...
- Ill beef ne'er ...
- Ill-timed laughter is ...
- In business you need two Jews for one Greek, two Greeks ...
- In hospitality, the chief ...
- In the young, silence ...
- It is better to be ...
- It is easier to talk than ...
- It is not good for all our wishes to be filled; through sickness we recognize the value of health; through ...
- It is useless to knock at ...
- Keep no secrets of thyself ...
- Kindness begets ...
- Know all and you ...
- Learn to obey before ...
- Learn to walk ...
- Listen to that which is well said even ...
- Live today, forget ...
- Man is the measure ...
- Many a pupil has gained more ...
- Many men know how to flatter, ...
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