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| A monarch’s errors are forbidden game. Cowper. | 1 |
| Each is enslaved by the same error and the only difference is it mocks them in different ways. Horace. | 2 |
| Erring is not cheating. German. | 3 |
| Error is always in haste. | 4 |
| Error is no payment. Italian. | 5 |
| Error though blind herself sometimes brings forth children that can see. | 6 |
| Errors in the first concoction are hardly mended in the second. | 7 |
| Every age confutes old errors and begets new. | 8 |
| Find earth where grows no weed and you may find a heart where no error grows. Knowles. | 9 |
| He never errs who sacrifices himself. Bulwer. | 10 |
| He who stops half way is only half in error. German. | 11 |
| Him who errs forgive once, but never twice. Spanish. | 12 |
| Improve rather by other men’s errors than find fault with them. | 13 |
| It is a manly act to forsake an error. | 14 |
| It is human to err but diabolical to persevere. | 15 |
| No errors are so dangerous as those of great men. | 16 |
| Nothing can give stability and durable uniformity to error. Bolingbroke. | 17 |
| One error breeds twenty more. | 18 |
| The errors of young men are the ruin of business. Bacon. | 19 |
| To err again on the same string. | 20 |
| To err is human, to forgive divine. Pope, German, Dutch. | 21 |
| To err is human, to persevere in error is the act of a fool. Latin. | 22 |
| Who errs in the tens errs in the thousands. Italian. | 23 |
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