Proverbs and Their Lessons: Being the Subject of Lectures Delivered to Young Men's Societies at Portsmouth and ElsewhereTrench, Richard Chenevix
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Proverbs and Their Lessons: Being the Subject of Lectures Delivered to Young Men's Societies at Portsmouth and Elsewhere
Trench, Richard Chenevix
Proverbs
Multum deliro, si cuique placere requiro;
Omnia qui potuit, hâc sine dote fuit.
Permutant mores homines, cum dantur honores;
Corde stat inflato pauper, honore dato.
THE END.
LONDON:
SAVILL AND EDWARDS, PRINTERS,
CHANDOS STREET.
Transcriber’s Note
Errors corrected were as follows:
Footnote 24: “1” changed to “l” (Quintilian, _Inst._ l. 4);
Footnote 90: “Kirchkofsblumen” changed to
“Kirchhofsblumen” (Hare sind Kirchhofsblumen);
Footnote 96: “Missa Çapateiros” changed to “missa çapateiros”
(Vaô á missa çapateiros).
In addition, obvious punctuation errors were repaired.
Variable hyphenation and spelling were preserved. Apart from the
corrections above, errors in foreign languages have also been left
uncorrected.
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