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| Link | Quote | Stars | Tags | Author |
| c2affdd | Even a will float in the river for a righteous man. | Sumerian proverbs | ||
| b02e8b7 | The owner of a house should reinforce the windows against burglars. | Sumerian proverbs | ||
| cd7675a | You subject yourself to rules -- as a thief does. | Sumerian proverbs | ||
| f9d2cff | A house of debt is a house in whose interior no light shines. | Sumerian proverbs | ||
| b7da8a7 | The dishonest man stole silver; the honest man will earn his pay. | Sumerian proverbs | ||
| 6fbe45e | When dishonest men come to your banquet, they are troubled and try to hide it. | Sumerian proverbs | ||
| c9ed2d8 | The well-wisher is the mother of the refugee. | Sumerian proverbs | ||
| 66182c0 | May the people wish you well. May your god grant what you are in agreement with. | Sumerian proverbs | ||
| 2a38e20 | You shouldn't give a lame man a staff. Enlil is his helper. | Sumerian proverbs | ||
| 829dc0e | The poor man does not strike his son a single blow; he treasures him highly forever. | Sumerian proverbs | ||
| 09b779e | The idleness of a low-life causes losses; his shying away from work is perpetual. | Sumerian proverbs | ||
| 9d8b777 | Your worthiness is the result of chance. | Sumerian proverbs | ||
| 5bed9d1 | The chasing away of a younger son from the house of his father is an abomination to Ninurta. | Sumerian proverbs | ||
| 14e5a9a | A dishonest man chases after women's genitals. | Sumerian proverbs | ||
| 5f4f0cc | Accept your lot and make your mother happy! Run fast and make your god happy! | Sumerian proverbs | ||
| b0bffbd | Whatever I say, I will say it twice, and then I will repeat it again. | Sumerian proverbs | ||
| 9d1cf91 | The liar is quarrelsome. He always lies. He always slanders. Treacherous! Malicious! Shifty-eyed! | Sumerian proverbs | ||
| 472db10 | Although the number of unhappy days is endless, yet life is better than death. | Sumerian proverbs | ||
| 8ad81b5 | To take revenge is an abomination to Ninurta. | Sumerian proverbs | ||
| 52a3f44 | When a trustworthy boat sets sail, Utu seeks out a trustworthy harbour for it. | Sumerian proverbs | ||
| c8af5c8 | To remove something from its proper place is an abomination to Ninurta. | Sumerian proverbs | ||
| a4f7f47 | Fear of god creates good fortune. Lamentation absolves sin. Offerings extend life. | Sumerian proverbs | ||
| a621c51 | The rich man's heart is sick, it is very sick indeed. | Sumerian proverbs | ||
| 1303a28 | A stake, my lord; "hero" is its name. | Sumerian proverbs | ||
| 8a472ef | He who despises a just decision, who loves wicked decisions, is an abomination to Utu. | Sumerian proverbs | ||
| 15a1128 | May Lumma grant prosperity to him who performs good deeds. | Sumerian proverbs | ||
| 20554ed | The voice of the forest kujanun bird is the glory of the tamarisks. | Sumerian proverbs | ||
| d2a48fc | The voice of the duck is the glory of the marshes. | Sumerian proverbs | ||
| 6c01ecd | A clown made fun of the city. They made fun of him and he wept. | Sumerian proverbs | ||
| 22503a9 | Do not be hostile to the weakling; do not cry for the strong one. | Sumerian proverbs | ||
| c6b8a19 | Talking endlessly is what humankind has most on its mind. | Sumerian proverbs | ||
| 9b1d989 | The voice of the frog is the glory of the marsh waters. | Sumerian proverbs | ||
| 14e8951 | Loving and comforting are vitality. | Sumerian proverbs | ||
| 8289a30 | Who can compare with justice? It creates life. | Sumerian proverbs | ||
| 95cece8 | Whenever wickedness may cause trouble, Utu will not be idle! | Sumerian proverbs | ||
| edb4ae0 | He who has nothing cannot let go of anything. | Sumerian proverbs | ||
| 3f4b4fc | To be wealthy and demand more is an abomination to a god. | Sumerian proverbs | ||
| 918ef5b | That which matches my tears hurts my heart alike. | Sumerian proverbs | ||
| e5294be | Strength cannot keep pace with intelligence. | Sumerian proverbs | ||
| 788c0c6 | When battle approaches, when war arises, the plans of the gods, beloved by the gods, are destroyed. | Sumerian proverbs | ||
| f584888 | A man's intelligence comes from god. | Sumerian proverbs | ||
| a150a97 | Pleasure is created. Sins are absolved. Life is rejuvenated. | Sumerian proverbs | ||
| cac937e | Let just men be born in good health, and let their lives last long. | Sumerian proverbs | ||
| a467717 | Summer is icumen in,Lhude sing cuccu! | Summer |