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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    Malice, 87, 182. ,, and might, 32. Malignity, 169. ,, disguised as independence, 6. Man, 88, 89, 324, 325, 326, 327, 328, 329, 428. ,, A— of yesterday, 531. ,, a political animal, 428. ,, a prisoner, 430. ,, A slave is none the less a— 402. ,, and wife, 298, 454. ,, Birth of— 157. ,, but a shadow, 494. ,, feeblest of created things, 459. ,, girt with perils, 243. ,, God’s image, 63. ,, Heavenly origin of— 29. , ,, I am seeking a—- 328. ,, man's enemy, 88, 223. ., must be weighed, 96. ,, Old— 147. ,, proposes but God disposes, 88. ,, should take the lead, 498. ,, Slight the strength of— 383. ,, Strength is the glory of a— 423. ., the measure of all things, 475. ,, the noblest animal, 541. ,, The service of—- 415. ,, The social state of— 529. .,, The wise—.198. ,, tried by affliction, 93. ,, When the life of— is in debate, 181. ,, Wine lays bare the heart of— 370. ,, Wine makes glad the heart of — 438. Man’s duty is without, 413. ,, worst enemy is himself, 505. Mandragora, 438. Mankind, 267. ,, All that concerns— is my affair, 89. ,, Blindness of— 189. ,, Snares for— 98. ,, The affairs of— 360. ,, The nature of— 164. ,, To understand— 262. ,, Variety of— 136. Manliness, 400. Manners, 4, 402, 493. ,, Country— 461. ,, Evil communications corrupt good— 526. Many-headed, The— 22. Marble, 293. Marcellus, 16, 82. Mariner, The first— 95. Mark, To miss the—149. Market, Bandied in the— 518. Marriage, 263, 274, 342, 372, 403, 446, 475, 507, 510. ,, a lottery, 520. ,, an evil for the poor man, 537. ,, Early—- 397. ,, The age for—- 539. ,, unlucky in May, 134. Mars in the garb of Peace, 130. ,, of Macedon, 363. Mass, A shapeless—■ 255. Masses, The— 108, 175. ,, The temper of the— uncertain, 159. Master, 364. ,, A just— 206. ,, A slave wiser than his— 410. ,, and servant, 104, 114, 247, 297, 353, 355, 414, 440. ,, in his own house, 1. ,, Like—■ like man, 224. ,, of himself, 10. ,, Slave to a mad— 539. ,, The eye of the— 50, 376. Masters, Many— 461. ,, Obedience to— 399. Mask, 152, 173, 210. ,, The— is torn away, the man revealed, 243. Matter, A plethora of—- 253. May, ’Tis ill to marry in the month of — 134. Maxims, 425. Mean, Say what you— 245. ,, The golden— 18, 60, 83, 92, 95, 138, 421. Meanness, 540. Means, 35, 407. Measure, Man the— of all things, 475. Meddling, 316. Medea, 146. Medicine, 94, 285, 439. Mediocrity, 296. Melancholy, 351. Memory, 61, 141, 148, 305, 362, 365, 422, 471. A liar needs a good— 133. Fear obliterates— 326. manly, mourning womanly, 69. mother of the Muses, 422, 423. mother of wisdom, 294. of past misfortunes, 159. of the lost, 83. short-lived, 473. Two kinds of— 356. ,, Woman’s— 269. Men footballs of the gods, 45.