Dictionary of quotations (classical) / by Thomas Benfield Harbottle.

Date:
1897
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Credit: Dictionary of quotations (classical) / by Thomas Benfield Harbottle. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Anger, Annoyances magnified by— 539. ,, Concealed— 111. ,, In— refrain from speech and action, 370. ,, Remedy for— 131. ,, Rouse not the— of the gods, 537. ,, short madness, 111. Animal, Man the noblest— 541. Annihilation, Death not— 139. Another yet the same, 9. Another’s, To plough— land, 75. Annoyances magnified by anger, 539. Antiquity, History the herald of— 85. ,, Praise of— 137, 147. Anxieties, Blessings bring— 452. Apelles, 186. Aphrodite, 515. ,, Wine the milk of— 389. Appearances, 455. ,, Judgment cheated by— 483. Appetite, 342, 452. ,, Control of— 373. Applause, 212. Apples to Alcinous, 241. Approval or instigation, 235. Arcadians both, 14. Architect of his own fortune, 258. Argument, 26, 214, 356, 367, 462, 485. ,, conceals truth, 165. ,, rather than authority, 169. Arguments, Waste not good— upon a woman, 346. Arminius, 219. Armoury, Jove’s— empty, 269. Arms, 15, 198. 302. Arrangement, 284. Arrogance, 434. Art, 15, 16, 89, 178, 200, 503. ,, a curse, 446. ,, a refuge, 409. ,, and nature, 411. ,, Every man his own— 375. ,, imitation of nature, 199, 388. ! ,, Intelligence without— 145. ,, long, life short, 104, 428, 461. ,, Mute inglorious— 94. ,, never dies, 486. ,, Possibilities of— 155. ,, softens rude natures, 105. ,, without nature worthless, 95. Artist, 16, 244. ,, and craftsman, 9. Arts, All— related, 194. ,, Impossible to practise two— well, 311. ,, Life’s safeguard in the— 339. ,, Poverty a teacher of the— 220. Asceticism, 125. Asia cannot brook two masters, 421. Ass and ox coupled, 101. Assembly filled with untried men, 248. Assiduity, Excessive— 167. Associates, Choice of— 388. Astraea, 206. Ate, 488. Athene, 525. Athenians, 466. Athens, Owls to— 506. Attack, More spirit in— than in de- fence, 127. Auctioneer, 190. Auditor, 262. Authority, 17. ,, An evil nature wielding— 487. ,, Argument rather than— 169. ,, founded on force, 57. ,, the crown of old age, 13. Autocracy, 224. Avarice, 20, 43, 48, 67, 79, 218, 226, 242, 273, 305. ,, Senile— 20. Avenger, 63. Babbler, 408. Bacchus, 13, 447. Backward, Looking— 105. Backwards, Rivers run— 330. Bad, Benefits bestowed on the— 129, 416. Banquets, 12. ,, Come slowly to your friend’s— 502. Barbarian, 433. Barbers’ shops, 200. Bard, The frenzied— 301. Bards, 391. Bark worse than bite, 25. Base, The— who prosper, 400. Battle, Charm of the first— 81. ,, Choice of opportunity in— 66. ,, Joys of— 28. ,, Risk of— 38. ,, The Gauls in— 217. ,, Venus’— 259. Battles, Indecisive— 219. Beast, The many-headed— 22. Beautiful, Every woman— in her own eyes, 211. „ The— 186, 539. ,, The good is the— 500. Beauty, 72, 148, 303, 372, 375, 396, 401, 456, 459, 470. ,, a dowry, 303. ,, a woman’s glory, 423. ,, and virtue, 249, 509. ,, and worth, 77.