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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    Speech the mirror of the soul, 96. ,, The power of— 396. ,, the physician, 410. ,, The rules of— 265. ,, the shadow of action, 516. ,, Thought the fountain of— 503. ,, Two seasons for— 356. ,, without action vain, 332. ,, without thought, 352. Speed, More haste less— 470. Spend to gain, 151. Spider’s web, 518. Spirit, The— the image of God, 481. ,, There is a holy— within us, 255. Spoken, Well— of, 359. Sport, Untimely— 148. Sports, Childish—172. Spring, 20, 184. ,, One swallow does not make a — 421. Spur, 165. Spy-glass, Wine a— 437. Stag, An army of lions led by a— 528. Stage, All the world a— 70. „ Life a— 493. Stake, A small— for a large return, 355. Standpoint, 354. State, 208, 277, 408, 448, 459, 482, 500. ,, A free— 99. ,, A life for the— 450. ,, A— regulated by reward and punishment, 253. ,, Composition of a— 454. ,, Foundations of the— 118. ,, injured by clemency, 142. ,, Origin of a— 344. ,, Services to the—221. ,, The evils of the— come home to all, 470. ,, The life of a— is in its laws, 133. ,, The— is not the work of one lifetime, 177. ,, To nourish in the— a lion’s whelp, 411. ,, Well-being of the— 111. Statue, 235, 362. ,, of Cato, 368. Steadfastness, 214, 482, 502, 514. Steel, 337, 439. Stentor, 495. Stepmother, 320, 351, 380, 489. ,, The Earth a— 385. Still waters, 121. Stolen kisses, 15, 345. Stone, A heart of— 396. Stone, A scorpion under every— 370. ,, Leave no—unturned, 473. ,, Love from a— 93. ,, To stumble twice over the same— 353. ,, Under every— an orator, 524. ,, Water from a— 14. ,, worn by water, 78, 478. Stones, The larger— lie ill without the lesser, 457. ,, You talk— 119. Stories, Fanciful— 158. Storm, Trees that yield to the— 441. Strangers sent by Zeus, 427. Straw, To sail on a raft of— 393. Strength a man’s glory, 423. ,, allied to justice, 441. ,, and stupidity, 312. ,, Bodily— 386. ,, equal to judgment, 363. ,, in unity, 20. ,, uninstructed, 492. Strife, 451, 477, 540. ,, Great— from small injury, 440. ,, Lust of— 2, 257. Strike but hear, 476. Strings, Two— to one’s bow, 29. Studies, Literary— 80. Stupidity, 278, 377. ,, and strength, 312. Subject, A sore— 110. ,, A— equal to your strength, 280. Sublime, The— and the ridiculous, 484. Submission, 45. Success, 59, 326. ,, Men spoiled by— 261. ,, The value of— 284. Successor, A— always suspect, 281. Succour, 376. Suffer, Who does ill must— ill, 355. Suffering, 34, 333, 366, 471, 492, 521. ,, A life of— 406. ,, Past— is present joy, 72. Sufferings are lessons, 484. Suicide, 79, 292, 430, 454. Summer, ’Twill not be always— 462. Sun, 176, 276. ,, The— free to all, 149. Suns, Earth cannot brook two— 421. Sunshine after storm, 28. ,, Stand a little way out of my— 422. Superfluities, 428. Superior, 502. Superstition, 41, 150, 180, 227, 252. Supervision of the gods, 388. 41