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Robert Bland, Proverbs
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1. Prius antidotum quam venenum.
Why take the antidote before you have swallowed the poison; why so solicitous to purge yourself from the imputation of a crime, before you are accused, or why censure the doctrines of a book before you have read and considered it?
Fuente: Erasmo, 3298.
2. Priusquam Gallus iterum cecinerit.
Before the second crowing of the cock. Before the invention of dials, hour-glasses, and clocks, the crowing of the cock was much attended to, as announcing the dawn, at which time servants were expected to rise and begin their labours
Fuente: Erasmo, 2666.
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