Boldness is kingship without a crown.

What it means

Nerve gives a person power that no title can grant. The bold often get further than the entitled. Use that power carefully, because it cuts both ways.

The source

"Boldness is kingship without a crown." This Jewish proverb is recorded in Cohen, Ancient Jewish Proverbs (1911), no. 83 (Sanhedrin 105a). Translated by Cohen, 1911.

"Boldness is royal power without a crown"

Cohen, 1911, Cohen, Ancient Jewish Proverbs (1911), no. 83 (Sanhedrin 105a). Text read at archive.org.

Who said it

Proverbs of the world (Every age). Sayings from the Latin, Greek, Norse, Japanese, Chinese and more, each traced to an old source in its own language.

Questions

What does "Boldness is kingship without a crown." mean?

Nerve gives a person power that no title can grant. The bold often get further than the entitled. Use that power carefully, because it cuts both ways.

Who said "Boldness is kingship without a crown."?

Jewish proverb. Source: Cohen, Ancient Jewish Proverbs (1911), no. 83 (Sanhedrin 105a).

What is the original wording?

Boldness is royal power without a crown (Cohen, 1911). Translated by Cohen, 1911.

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