Crows do not peck out crows’ eyes, [273]
Cunning has little honour, [384]
Cunning men’s cloaks sometimes fall, [72]
Cunning surpasses strength, [159]
Curses are like processions: they return to whence they came, [108]
Curses on accounts with relations, [254]
Custom becomes law, [210]
Custom is second nature, [105], [150], [226], [305], [319]
Cut off the dog’s tail, he remains a dog, [127]
Cut your coat according to your cloth, [337]