
Fortune favors the bold
Taking risks increases chances of success
Fortune favors the bold in a sentence
“The Latin proverb: audentes fortuna iuvat.”
Origin of Fortune favors the bold
Virgil, Aeneid; Terence; Pliny the Elder
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