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Sua quemque fraus, suus timor maxime, vexat.
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His own deceipt, and his own fear, trouble each person the most.
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Labores pariunt honores.
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Hard work brings about honors.
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Vulgas ex veritate pauca, ex opinione multa aestimat.
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The people judge a few things by their truth, and many more by their opinion.
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Ostendit serno mores animumque lantentum.
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A persons speech shows his character and his inner personality.
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Latrante uno, latrat statim et alter canis.
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One dog barks, and immediately another dog barks.
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Fumum fugiens in ignem incidit.
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Fleeing the smoke he falls into the fire.
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Semel emissium volat irreparabala verbum.
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A word flies away and can not be recovered.
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Omnibus in revus gravus est incepio prima.
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In all things the first undertaking is hard.
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Iracundiam qui vincit hostem superat maximum.
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Who conquers anger conquers his greatest enemy.
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Ovem in fronte, vulpem in corde gerit.
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He acts like a sheep in his face, but like a fox in his heart.
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Quam est felix vita quae sine odiis transit.
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How happy is the life that is spent without hatred.
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Non est vir fortis ac strenuus qui laborem fugit.
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Uns away from hard work is not a brave and active man.
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