Dictionary of quotations (classical) / by Thomas Benfield Harbottle.

Date:
1897
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Dictionary of quotations (classical) / by Thomas Benfield Harbottle. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Mob eloquence, 358. ,, Plaudits of the— 163, 201, 254. ,, The— follows fortune, 264. ,, The nature of the— 80. ,, orator, 447. Mockery of human plans, 136. Moderation, 59, 239, 251, 362, 414, 415, 527. ,, in wine, 437. ,, Want of— 199. Modesty, 209, 233. 245, 251, 291, 301, 313, 425, 497. ,, A woman’s— 321, 497, 530. ,, dethroned, 189. ,, in youth, 41. ,, the citadel of beauty, 503. Moment, The fitting— 399. Monarchies overthrown by women, 351. Monarchy, Absolute— 384. Money, 15, 56, 131, 207, 236, 260, 281, 343, 349, 420, 500. ,, A man without— 324. ,, All things worship— 199. ,, Few prefer honour to— 206. ,, Fortune lends— 500. ,, grows apace, 260. ,, Loss of— 283. ,, lost we mourn with genuine tears, 213. ,, Love of— 333, 504. ,, Make— honestly if possible, but make— 252. ,, Nothing sacred to— 158. ,, Prudence in— matters, 422. ,, The power of— 115, 460, 540. ,, the sinews of affairs, 156, 524, 525. ,, Wed character, not— 389. Money-grubber, 468, 526. Monkey, Plav the— amongst monkeys, 369. Monotony, 28. Monster of vices unredeemed, 53. Monument, 63. 96. Moon, 29, 108, 110. Morality, 15, 236, 510, 519. Morals, 214. ,, Fortune changes with— 97. More, Seeking— to lose all, 404. ,, The desire for— 501. Morn, Rosy-fingered— 492. Morning, 378. Mortal, Remember thou art— 409, 414. Mortals, 342. Mother, 320, 364. ,, of two sons, 214. ,, The Spartan— 388. - Mother wit, 8. Mother’s, A— love, 377, 505. Mothers, 130. ,, Sons love your— 465. Motion, Mind the beginning of— 426. Mourning, 240, 333, 416, 419, 424. ,, Ceaseless— 107. ,, womanly, memory manly, 69. Mountain, The— in labour, 235, 438. Mountains of gold, 138. Mountebank, 446. Mouse, 538. Mouth, Two ears and one— 352. Mud, Do not stir up— 416. Multitude, The— 498. ,, The— of counsellors, 101. Murder, 8. Murmurs, Open— 202. Muse, A sterner— 166. Muses, 114, 131, 365, 401, 461. ,, Memory mother of the— 422, 423. ,, Neglect of the— 446. Music, 412. Must, As we— when as we would we cannot, 247. Mysteries, Death and birth— of nature, 429. ,, Sleep the lesser— of death, 524. Mystics, 423. Nail, To hit the right— on the head, 285. Naked came we into the world, 179, 347. ,, To strip the clothes from the— 179. Name, A deathless— 172. ,, A mighty— 166. ,, A stainless— 478, 479. ,, Change but the— 144. ,, The shadow of a mighty— 277. Nations, An agreement of the— is equal to a law of nature, 196. Nature, 95, 101, 145, 149, 150, 182, 258, 271, 272, 292, 365, 366, 386, 387, 460, 480, 503, 527, 529, 531. ,, An evil— wielding authority, 487. ,, and art, 411. ,, and wisdom agree, 185. ,, Art the imitator of— 199, 388. ,, As— made it every form is fair, 295. ,, Death and birth mysteries of— (£ 429. -