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Bartholomew of San Concordio Quotes (1260-1347)
About Bartholomew of San Concordio
Bartholomew of San Concordio (b. at San Concordia, near Pisa about 1260; d. at Pisa, 11 June 1347) was an Italian Dominican canonist and man of letters.
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“Lo certo amico si manifesta alla dubbiosa cosa.
• Translation: Doubtful circumstances disclose undoubted friends.”
• Translation: Doubtful circumstances disclose undoubted friends.”
“Malvagio è il consilio che non si puo mutare.
• Translation: Any plan is bad which is not susceptible of change.”
• Translation: Any plan is bad which is not susceptible of change.”
“La lagrima della femina è condimento della sua malizia.
• Translation: A woman’s tears add a spice to her malice.”
• Translation: A woman’s tears add a spice to her malice.”
“Alia poverty poche cose fallano, ma all’ avarizia tutte.
• Translation: Poverty wants few things, avarice everything.”
• Translation: Poverty wants few things, avarice everything.”
“Principio d’ammendamento è conoscere lo fallo.
• Translation: The beginning of amendment is the recognition of the fault.”
• Translation: The beginning of amendment is the recognition of the fault.”
“Molti sono che temono l’infamia, e pochi la coscienza.
• Translation: There are many who fear disgrace, few who fear conscience.”
• Translation: There are many who fear disgrace, few who fear conscience.”
“Niuno dee essere in una medesima cosa avvocato e giudice.
• Translation: It is not right that any one should be advocate and judge in the same case.”
• Translation: It is not right that any one should be advocate and judge in the same case.”
“L’anima dell’ uomo apprendendo si nutrisce, siccome il corpo per lo cibo.
• Translation: The soul of man is nourished by learning, as the body is by food.”
• Translation: The soul of man is nourished by learning, as the body is by food.”
“L’amico lungamente si chiede, appena si trova è malagevolmente si guarda.
• Translation: The friend is long sought for, rarely found, and with difficulty retained.”
• Translation: The friend is long sought for, rarely found, and with difficulty retained.”
“Coll’ amico ogni cosa è maggiore e più dilettevole, è ogni male minore e meno annojoso.
• Translation: In a friend’s company everything is finer and more delightful, and every evil is smaller and less annoying.”
• Translation: In a friend’s company everything is finer and more delightful, and every evil is smaller and less annoying.”
“Il nobile cavallo coll’ ombra della verga si regge; è il malvagio appena si conduce cogli sproni.
• Translation: The high-spirited horse is controlled with the shadow of the whip, while the slug can hardly be made to move with the spurs.”
• Translation: The high-spirited horse is controlled with the shadow of the whip, while the slug can hardly be made to move with the spurs.”
About Bartholomew of San Concordio
Bartholomew of San Concordio (b. at San Concordia, near Pisa about 1260; d. at Pisa, 11 June 1347) was an Italian Dominican canonist and man of letters.