Teacher who taught, but did not keep your books.
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Practice what you preach.
209 Greek Proverb
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248 Greek Proverb
You are singing the song too high.
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Arrogance or over-reaching. Akin to: Bit off more than he can chew.
185 Greek Proverb
She will put both his feet in one shoe.
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On discipline.
151 Greek Proverb
He who governs his home, governs his life.
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241 Greek Proverb
The worst deaf is the one who doesn’t want to hear.
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Being stubborn.
166 Greek Proverb
The bad of the morning, becomes worse by the night.
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276 Greek Proverb
For the enemy that leaves, build a golden bridge.
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Enemy.
137 Greek Proverb
The centuries copy each other. (ancient Greek saying)
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Equivalent to History repeats itself.
296 Greek Proverb
He who’s hungry dreams of bread~loaves.
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136 Greek Proverb
Even though the wolf got old and his fur is white, he neither changed his skin or his head.
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When a person is bad to begin with, this doesn’t change in old age.
112 Greek Proverb
A pig in a sack.
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A warning not to buy blindly, like buying a pig in a sack.
148 Greek Proverb
A servant of God fasts, because he doesn’t have any food.
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290 Greek Proverb
Dance by yourself and you can jump as much as you want.
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If you are alone you can do as you wish, but in a group you have to take others into consideration; Compromise.
255 Greek Proverb
When it comes to taste anything goes, even eating the Zucchini Plant flower/tops.
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226 Greek Proverb
Reaping, grape ~ harvest , war. (ancient Greek proverb)
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111 Greek Proverb
He who walks the earth and seeks the sea, the devil behind him is cooking fava beans for him.
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247 Greek Proverb
He who has no brains has legs.
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On the extra trouble one incurs when not thinking through his actions beforehand.
18 Greek Proverb
The saint who works no miracles isn’t glorified.
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