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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    Unbelief, 209. Unburied, 416. Uncle’s, An— tongue, 135. Understanding, All things are ser- vants of the— 330. ,, The tongue outruns the— 473. ,, Wealth without— 354. Undone, What’s done can’t be— 3, 66, 154, 279, 320. Unexpected, The— 107, 152. Unfortunate, The— 434, 514. ,, The— suspicious, 195. Unhappiness, 520. Unity is strength, 20. Universe, Nothing constant in the— 160. ,, The— made new, 272. Unknown, The— 29, 244, 508. ,, The— as good as non-existent, 245. ,, The— magnificent, Unlearned, Display of wisdom to the — 354. Unpopularity, 252. Unsaid, Words better left— 378. Unsuccessful, The— 400. Untimely, The—- always painful, 507. Untried, Poets have left no theme— 162. Unwept, 416, 419. Unwillingness, Silence witnesses— 384. Unwritten law, 31, 426. Use, 7. Utterances do not die, 168. Utility, 186. Vain, Man imagines— things, 327. Vain-glory, 237, 354. Valour, 130, 170, 215, 245, 303. ,, without counsel worthless, 204. Value, A man’s— 517. Vanity of vanities, 299. Varus give me back my legions, 240. Vengeance, 80, 139, 268, 283. ,, Halting— 250. Venus, 88, 508. Venus’ battle, 259. „ gifts, 417. Verrine justice, 117. Verse-making, 19, 149. Verses, 120, 301. ,, All men scribble— 245. ,, Ill-turned— 128. Vice, 52, 53, 204, 296, 305. ,, Impotent— is called virtue, 306. ,, in high places, 193. Vice, The— of having no virtues, 125. ,, unmasked, 196. Vices, Make a ladder of your— 41. ,, The—of kings, 149. Vicissitudes, 78, 102, 266. Victories, How to use— 146, 496. Victory, 76, 164, 216, 240, 257, 274, 397, 425, 497. ,, Bloodless— 98. ,, by dishonourable means, 383. „ by yielding, 26. ,, Cadnieian— 396. ,, Death in— 100. ,, ends in sovereignty, 155. ,, Hoped-for— 132. ,, over self, 324, 325. ,, Pyrrhic— 323. ,, To chant the paean before the — 489. ,, unbouglit has no charm, 166. Vile, Time unmasks the— 401. Vine, Figs from the— 503. Vinegar, 295, 441. Violence, 148, 208. Viper, 366, 380. ,, Envy a— 124. Virgil, 129, 205. Virtue, 5, 20, 32, 44, 49, 56, 81, 82, 103, 110, 125, 131, 150, 166, 211, 265, 270, 275, 284, 292, 303, 304, 305, 324, 326, 335, 384, 385, 390, 396, 405, 444, 459, 475, 480, 519, 535. ,, a consummation, 383. ,, A storehouse of— 500. ,, Ambition a cause of— 123. ,, Ancient faith and— 88. ,, Beauty and— 249, 509. ,, better than wealth, 24. ,, Excess of— 107. ,, Feigned— 377. ,, Happiness in— 385. ,, Honour the reward of— 62, 258, 308. ,, in courts impossible, 62. ,, its own reward, 109, 309, 433. ,, Justice the sum and substance of— 369. ;j ,, leads to peace, 262. ,, Make a— of necessity, 66. ,, Men measured by their— not their fortune, 127. ,, Mind allied to— 412. ,, None happy without— 21. ,, not ruled by fortune, 249. ,, our guide, 8. ,, Outward signs of—411. ,, Thank the gods for— 179. ,, The power of— 2.