2049 African Proverbs / Page 19
361. 
An endless war shames even a hero.
362. 
An immoral father-in-law cannot advise his children well.
363. 
An insolent tongue is a bad weapon.
364. 
An intelligent enemy is better than a stupid friend.
365. 
An invasion of an army can be resisted but an invasion of ideas can't be resisted.
366. 
An old man may miss his target with a stone but never with his word.
367. 
An old man's mouth produces a bad smell but the words that come out of it are sweet.
368. 
An old woman is always uneasy when dry bones are mentioned in a proverb.
369. 
An only palm-fruit doesn't get lost in the fire.
370. 
An open mind only hurts those who fear their own mistakes.
371. 
Anger against a brother is felt in the flesh, not in the bone.
372. 
Anxiety will not let you die of hunger.
373. 
Any dead fish can flow down the river but it takes a live one to swim back up stream.
374. 
Any weapon is dangerous even to a person handling it.
375. 
Anyone can be polite to a king, but it takes a gentleman to be polite to a beggar.
376. 
Anyone suffering from a running stomach is never afraid of the dark.
377. 
Anyone who has sold an old lady, knows the price of an old man.
378. 
Anything with a beginning also has an end.
379. 
As long as a cock lives, it is said to have belonged to the child of the house; but when it is slaughtered for super, it is then that the real owner emerges.
380. 
As long as I make you to be inferior, I render myself inferior.
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