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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    Time assuages grief, 19. ,, brings all things to light, 490. cleanses all things, 523. „ flies, 55, 75, 89, 105, 118, 306, 429. ,, Friends are thieves of— 10. ,, gives and takes away, 140. ,, judges all things, 501. ,, lost, 170. ,, sees all things, 464. ,, the healer, 245, 474, 534. ,, the master of work, 399. ,, the nurse and the destroyer, 198. ,, the saviour, 326. ,, the teacher, 366. ,, the touchstone of work, 464. ,, Truth the daughter of— 300. ,, unmasks the vile, 401. „ Waste of— 192, 251, 453. Times, Old— 472. Tip of the tongue, 101. Titles, Empty— 358. Toil, 119, 151, 163, 274, 374, 500. ,, aids the seeker, 473. ,. All things accomplished by— 461. ,, No blessings without— 360. ,, No renown without—- 378. ,, Unproductive— irksome, 102. ,, Youth the time for— 6. Tomb, 30, 150. ,, The— of the great, 326. To-morrow, 33, 37, 52, 153, 169, 238, 241, 392, 419, 479, 491, 512, 542. ,, Business— 363. Tongue, 345, 385. ,, A glib— 496. ,, A pedant’s—- 219. ,, A servant’s— 306. ,, A slip of the— 407. ,, A sparing— 346. ,, An unbridled— 317, 393. ,, Curb thy— 345, 346. ,, The tip of the— 101. ,, The— outruns the understand- ing, 473. ,, The— sharper than the sword, 441. Tongues, Idle— 386. Tool, The hand the— of tools, 388. Tools, Nature provides— 498. Torrent, To stem the— 94. Touchstone, 390. Town and country, 255. Training, 233, 480. ,, Early— 5. Traitor, 172, 199, 219. Tranquillity, 389. Translation, 150. Treason, Acquiescence in— 112. Trees, Family— 233. ,, that yield to the storm, 441. Trifles, 79, 144. ,, Busied about— 518. ,, Tuneful—301. ,, Waste of time over— 289. Trouble, 487. ,, amidst joy, 132; ,, Contentment a sauce for— 13. ,, Faithful friend in— 476. Troubles, Meet your—- half-way, 217. ,, more serious when threatening, 77. ,, small and great, 39. Troy, 75, 376. Trunk, A brainless— 175. Trust, 36, 227, 394. ,, not all men, 418. Truth, 5, 36, 94, 125, 138, 148, 251, 298, 300, 301, 312, 332, 351, 383, 384, 386, 432, 463, 470, 490, 527, 542. ,, and laughter, 254. ,, Beauty of— 465. ,, breeds hate, 191. ,, conies to light unsought, 375. ,, concealed by argument, 165. ,, Concealment of— 493. ,, History the light of— 85. ,, in the abyss, 145. ,, Inopportune— 356. ,, loves the light of day, 405. ,, No happiness without—21. ,, Search for—- 98, 148, 149. ,, the beginning of good, 317. ,, the fellow-citizen of the gods, 317. ,, The might of— 188. ,, Think of the—- not of Socrates, 523. „ Wine is— 103, 438. Tug, The— of war, 531. Tumult, 103. Twice, He gives— who gives quickly, 23. Two boars in one thicket, 293. ,, heads better than one, 153. ,, In— places at once, 289. Tyranny, 194, 231, 232, 463, 520. ,, Democracy the acme of— 385. Tyrant, 350. Tyrants, Petty— 368. ,, Wife and children— 412. Ulysses, 319. Umpire, 388.