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Latin Proverbs: O

Latin proverbs with words beginning with letter O.

He Who Hates Vice, Hates Mankind

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Quis vitia odit, homines odit
He who hates vice, hates mankind.

Experience Is the Best Teacher

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Usus est magister optimus
Experience is the best teacher.

Every Beginning Is Difficult

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Omne initium difficile est
Every beginning is difficult.

Although that Had Been Declared a Thousand Years Before

Submitted by Latin Proverbs on 09/25/2009
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Quamquam id millesimo ante anno Apollinis oraculo editum esset... (Cicero)
Although that had been declared by the oracle of Apollo a thousand years before...

Corruption of the Best Is the Worst

Submitted by Latin Proverbs on 09/22/2009
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Corruptio optimi pessima
The corruption of the best is the worst.

I Would Love to Live and Die with You

Submitted by Latin Proverbs on 08/18/2009
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Tecum vivere amem, tecum obeam libens (Horace)
I would love to live and die with you.

Frequently, the Greatest Talents Lie Hidden

Submitted by Latin Proverbs on 08/10/2008
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Saepe summa ingenia in occulto latent (Plautus)
Frequently, the greatest talents lie hidden.

Moderation In All Things

Submitted by Latin Proverbs on 08/10/2008
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Modus omnibus in rebus (Plautus)
Moderation in all things.