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Henbane ate too much

Proverbs and sayings

Phraseologism: Belens ate too much.

Meaning: He has lost his mind, behaves like an abnormal, insane (roughly simple.).

Origin: Henbane is a poisonous herbaceous plant with a stupefying unpleasant odor. A person who mistakenly ate henbane berries loses his mind for a while.

Random phraseology:

Mills of the Lord.

Meaning:

About the inevitability of Fate.

Origin:

The Latin expression "God's millstones grind slowly, but they give excellent flour" (lat. Sero molunt deorum molae - "The mills of the gods grind late").

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