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Paroimiographia

Παροιμιογραϕια

1659 collection of proverbs and saws.

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Book

Title

Παροιμιογραϕια.

Subtitle

Proverbs, or, Old Sayed Savves & Adages, in Engliſh (or the Saxon Toung) Italian, French and Spaniſh whereunto the Britiſh, for their great Antiquity, and weight are added. Which Proverbs are Either Moral, relating to good life ; Phyſical, relating to Diet, and Health ; Topical, relating to particular places ; Temporal, relating to ſeasons ; or or Ironical, relating to Raillery, and Mirth, &c.

Language of Work or Name

English
Italian
French
Spanish

Publication Date

1659

Inception

1659

Place of Publication

London

Country of Origin

Publisher

Main Subject

Copyright Status

Public Domain
Applies to Jurisdiction
:
Countries with 100 Years Pma or Shorter
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Public Domain
Applies to Jurisdiction
:
United States
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Unnamed
: 1659
Public Domain
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:bug: P459
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: 17th century

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Work Available at URL

http://name.umdl.umich.edu/A44738.00 ...
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Greek Alphabet
Commonwealth of England
Country
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Commonwealth of England
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Publication Date
Saying
Object Named As
:Savves
Proverb
Applies to Jurisdiction
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Worldwide
Has Characteristic
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Interregnum
Jack Sprat
Quotation or Excerpt
: Archdeacon Pratt would eat no fatt, / His wife would eat no lean ; / Twixt Archdeacon Pratt, and Ioan his wife, / The meat was eat up clean.
Compilation
Has Part(s) of the Class
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Proverb
Has Part(s) of the Class
:
Saying
Has Characteristic
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1659 in Literature
John Grismond
Object Named As
:Printed by J. G.