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James Wood, comp. Dictionary of Quotations.
1899.
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[Greek]Divine phantasms and shadows of things that are.
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[Greek]Husband your resources.
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[Greek]Life is short, art is long.
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[Greek]Much may happen between the cup and the lip.
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[Greek]To feed many mouths and build many houses is the directest road to poverty.
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HeurekaI have found it out.
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Hoi polloiThe multitude.
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Hysteron proteronThe last first, or the cart before the horse.
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