| What goes up must come down. |
| Fine feathers make fine birds. |
| Every sheep is suspended by its own heels. |
| Be brothers, and keep between you the accounts of merchants. |
| Eat and drink, and let the world go to ruin. |
| The generous is never satisfied with riches. |
| If it were to rain, clouds would have appeared. |
| Experience is a comb which nature gives to men when they are bald. |
| Were it not for fractures there would be no pottery. |
| If his mouth were silent another part of him would speak. |