Inspiring Quotes and Proverbial Wisdom from Egypt about Fortune, Pride and Dignity, Time and Mortality


The one who voyages the Nile Feluccas must have sails made of patience. -- Egyptian Proverb
 
The mouth of a perfectly happy man is filled with beer. -- Egyptian Proverb

A boy’s ears are on his back: he hears when he is beaten. -- Egyptian Proverb

 He who has bread and something to dip it in has the whole of happiness. -- Egypt Proverb

 When thou journeyest into the shadows, take not sweetmeats with thee, but a seed of corn and a bottle of tears and wine; that thou mayst have a garden in the land whither thou go eat. -- Egyptian Proverb

 It is better for us that the catastrophe happens instead of waiting for it. -- Egypt Proverb

A kind welcome is better than a good dinner. -- Egyptian Proverb

 Ignorance is Darkness. -- Egyptian Proverb

Beat a chained man to frighten the rest who are free. -- Egyptian Proverb

To be in bed and sleep not, to want for one who comes not, to try to please and please not. -- Egyptian Proverb

He that hath pleasant dreams is more fortunate than one who hath a cup-bearer. -- Egyptian Proverb

Either you're a player, or you're a sucker. -- Egyptian Proverb

To speak the name of the dead is to make him live again. -- Egyptian Proverb

He never smiles, not even for hot bread. -- Egyptian Proverb

Experience will show you; a Master can only point the way. -- Egyptian Proverb

Start walking, and eventually you'll find what you need-- even if it's not what you want. -- Egyptian Proverb
 


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The dearest son is the grandson. -- Egyptian Proverb

The drunk is in the care of the sober.--Egyptian Proverb

The doors of the hidden land are opened before you…Osiris, conqueror of millions of years, come unto thee. -- Egyptian Proverb

A sculptor is a maker of things eternal. -- Egyptian Proverb

Pride and dignity would belong to women if only men would leave them alone. -- Egyptian Proverb

The boatsman reacheth the landing partly by pulling, partly by letting go. -- Egyptian Proverb

Happy is he who has seen the most water. -- Egyptian Proverb

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