Ohne Wissen, ohne Sünde
Dictionary of Quotations from Ancient and Modern, English and Foreign Sources · 1893 · p. 19
—Where there's no knowledge there's no sin. Ger. Pr. [Greek: hoi arourês karpon edousin]—They who eat the fruit of the field. Hom. [Greek: hoi dystychountes ex heterôn cheirona paschontôn paramythountai]—The unhappy derive comfort from the worse misfortunes of others. Æsop. [Greek: hoi kybo i Dios aei eupiptousi]—The dice of Zeus always fall luckily. Sophocles. [Greek: hoi pleiones kakoi]—The majority of mankind are 35 bad. Bias, one of the seven sages. [Greek: hoi polloi]—The multitude; the ma es. [Greek: hoiê per phyllôn geneê, toiêde kai andrôn]—As is the generation of leaves, such is that of men. Hom.
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