Simpson, J., Speake, J. Kin, D. Taylor, A., Whiting, B.J. Mieder,W. Talk

These are books written by researchers that portray and describes the advancement of different sorts of proverbs collections and manage the starting point and scattering of sayings in a specific dialect, language and culture, talk about definition proverbs of the different genres, examine stylistic and structural aspects, explore the function and use in various contexts (oral correspondence, literature, broad communications/ mass media), and attempt to give a complete view of the importance and significance proverbs as verbal techniques. A characteristic book is Proverbs and Their Lessons by Trench, R. C. (1905), which represents a “survey of the origin, nature, distribution, meaning, and significance of proverbs in the English-speaking world” [25].
Another source is Archer Taylor\’s work The Proverb (1931) which manages with definition problems, metaphorical proverbs, proverbial types, variants, proverbs in folk narratives and literature, loan translations, and the classical or biblical origin of many proverbs, customs and superstitions reflected in proverbs, legal, medical, and weather proverbs, their content and style, proverbial stereotypes, proverbial expressions and comparisons etc. His work keeps on being a huge source of motivation for some paremiologists from around the world.