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| A common danger produces unanimity. Latin. | 1 |
| A danger foreseen is half avoided. | 2 |
| Better face a danger once than be always in fear. | 3 |
| Better pass a danger once than be always in fear. | 4 |
| By a divine instinct men’s minds mistrust ensuing danger. Shakespeare. | 5 |
| Danger and delight grow on one stalk. | 6 |
| Danger comes sooner when despised. Latin. | 7 |
| Danger is next neighbor to security. | 8 |
| Dangers are overcome by dangers. | 9 |
| Dangers precede victories. Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine. | 10 |
| Every man is bound by his duty to fly from a danger that threatens his life. Sir Walter Raleigh. | 11 |
For danger levels man and brute,
And all are fellows in their need. Byron. | 12 |
| Great dangers give also great honors. Modern Greek. | 13 |
| He is safe from danger who is on his guard even when safe. Publius Syrus. | 14 |
| He that always fears danger alway feels it. | 15 |
| He that seeks danger perisheth therein unpitied. | 16 |
| He who turns aside avoids danger. French. | 17 |
| It is a dangerous thing to dig pits for other folks. | 18 |
| One danger is seldom overcome without another. | 19 |
| The danger past and God forgotten. | 20 |
| The danger past and the saint cheated. Italian. | 21 |
| The habitation of danger is on the borders of security. Arabian. | 22 |
| Think of thy deliverance as well as of thy danger. | 23 |
| Without danger, danger cannot be surmounted. Publius Syrus. | 24 |
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