- An
aphorism (from Gr**** ἀφορισμός: aphorismos,
denoting 'delimitation', 'distinction', and 'definition') is a concise, terse, laconic, or
memorable expression...
- "Time is money" is an
aphorism that is
claimed to have
originated in "Advice to a
Young Tradesman", an
essay by
Benjamin Franklin that
appeared in George...
-
Illegitimi non
carborundum is a mock-Latin
aphorism,
often translated as "Don't let the ****s
grind you down". The
phrase itself has no
meaning in Latin...
-
Blood and
Aphorisms is the
first EP by the band As Tall as
Lions which was self-released in 2002. Some of the
songs were
later re-recorded for the album...
-
observations and
nearly 30
works in the
Hippocratic book
collection entitled Aphorism seemingly solely dedicated to
urology in general,
urology was one subject...
-
Carpe diem is a
Latin aphorism,
usually translated "seize the day",
taken from book 1 of the
Roman poet Horace's work Odes (23 BC).
Carpe is the second-person...
- "The road to **** is
paved with good intentions" is a
proverb or
aphorism. A
common meaning of the
phrase is that
wrongdoings or evil
actions are often...
- The term
divide and
conquer in
politics refers to an
entity gaining and
maintaining political power by
using divisive measures. This
includes the exploitation...
- "He who does not work,
neither shall he eat" is an
aphorism from the New
Testament traditionally attributed to Paul the Apostle. It was
later cited by...
- wrong" is a
common aphorism and
anapodoton in statistics. It is
often expanded as "All
models are wrong, but some are useful". The
aphorism acknowledges that...
