To offer one candle to God and another to the devil, [16]
To one who has a pie in the oven you may give a bit of your cake, [1]
To parade the gallows before the town, [233]
To pay one in his own coin, [118], [291], [329]
To piece the lion’s skin with that of the fox, [325]
To pluck the goose without making it cry out, [45]
To pray to the saint until the danger is past, [254]
To preserve friendship one must build walls, [119]
To promise is easy, to keep is troublesome, [385]
To promise more butter than bread, [47]