Proverb, (Latin) Quotes

To-morrow is the pupil of to-day.

To-day is Yesterday's pupil.

To work is to pray. [Lat., Laborare est orare.]

To win a war quickly takes long preparation.

To whom is he any good, if he is no good to himself?

To understand a stammerer, you ought to stammer yourself.

To silence another, first be silent yourself.

To remove the hairs from a horse's tail, one by one must be plucked out. [Small persevering efforts succeed, when violent measures would fail.]

To relax the mind is to lose it.

To obtain that which is just we must ask that which is unjust.

To know nothing is the happiest life.

To him that hath much, shall much be given.

To have been silent never does harm, but to have spoken does.

To every one who doth ask, but not everything he doth ask.

To do a favour slowly is to begrudge it; to consent slowly shows unwillingness.

To condemn by a cutting laugh comes easily to all.

To conceal disease is fatal.

To be loved, be loveable.

To be in love and act wisely is scarcely granted to a god.

'Tis wisdom sometimes to seem a fool.