The poem explicitly mentions one apothegm ????? ??? ( nothing in excess ).
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Thus the apothegm, " You don't win the Open, it wins you ."
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Sir Francis Bacon called him " The Preacher, " and recognised him as such in his 1624 work " Apothegm ".
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Left liberals and socialists as well as communists have referred to him and quoted his apothegms regarding him as the ideal unselfish and consequent progressive politician.
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And in a play filled with preachy apothegms and labored explanations, Hadden has the good sense to turn the lines into self-mocking vaudeville routines.
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Hamilton's lyrics are as pointedly oblique _ with moral judgments lurking underneath layers of cool _ as the apothegms adorning Barbara Kruger's artworks.
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Error in attribution; it was another large Democratic politician, Jesse Unruh, the California state treasurer, who uttered that immortal apothegm in the mid-' 70s.
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"Mmmm, " said I . " Mmmmmm, " said Betsey, who was too busy slurping to compose one of her customary apothegms.
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Thus " Ecclesiasticus " closely resembles " apothegms actually originated with Sirach is open to debate, although scholars tend to regard him as a compiler or anthologist.
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As a consequence, the moral reflection of religious inspiration is prevalent, and the use of narrative, parable, apothegm and rich imagery is preferred to the use of abstract argument.
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