Dictionary of Quotations Italian
Dictionary of Quotations Italian
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" SACCHETTI. Novella CCXXVIL " It is the height of folly to set fire to a rick of straw and expect it not to burn. " " Molto egli opro col senno e con la mano. " TASSO. Gerusalemme Liberata, Z, 1. " Great were his exploits both with brain arid hand. " " Molto sa chi non sa, se tacer sa. " GIUSTI. Gingillino, Part II. " Much knows he who knows naught, if he can hold his tongue. " " Morendo io vivo, et moro stando in vita : E tanto vago son di questa morte Che per poter morir, cara ho la vita. " ...FIAMMA. Sonetto XCVIL " Dying, I live, and living, dead am I ; And for this death so greatly do I yearn, I love the life that gives me power to die. " " Morir denno i plebei furfanti oscuri Perche i furfanti illustri sien sicuri. " PIGNOTTI. Favola XIX. " II Pastor e il Lupo. " " The rogues of low degree their lives must give In order that th' illustrious rogues may live. " " Morr& felice, Anche in misero stato, Chi a se stesso pu6 dir : Vissi onorato. " GOLDONI. H Disinganno in Corte, Pt. II. , Sc.
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" SACCHETTI. Novella CCXXVIL " It is the height of folly to set fire to a rick of straw and expect it not to burn. " " Molto egli opro col senno e con la mano. " TASSO. Gerusalemme Liberata, Z, 1. " Great were his exploits both with brain arid hand. " " Molto sa chi non sa, se tacer sa. " GIUSTI. Gingillino, Part II. " Much knows he who knows naught, if he can hold his tongue. " " Morendo io vivo, et moro stando in vita : E tanto vago son di questa morte Che per poter morir, cara ho la vita. " ...FIAMMA. Sonetto XCVIL " Dying, I live, and living, dead am I ; And for this death so greatly do I yearn, I love the life that gives me power to die. " " Morir denno i plebei furfanti oscuri Perche i furfanti illustri sien sicuri. " PIGNOTTI. Favola XIX. " II Pastor e il Lupo. " " The rogues of low degree their lives must give In order that th' illustrious rogues may live. " " Morr& felice, Anche in misero stato, Chi a se stesso pu6 dir : Vissi onorato. " GOLDONI. H Disinganno in Corte, Pt. II. , Sc.
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