- "Animal bipes implume"
Two-legged feather less animal; human being - Plato
- "Amor vincit omnia"
Love conquers all - Virgil
- "Audentes fortuna juvat"
Fortune favors the bold - Virgil
- "Facilis descensus Averno"
The descend to Avernus is easy; the road to hell is smooth - Virgil
- "Ab ovo"
From the egg; from very beginning
- Horace
- "Aegri somnia vana"
A such man's empty dreams - Horace
- "Eheu fugaces labuntur anni"
Alas, the fleeting years slip by - Horace
- "Aliquando bonus dormitat Homerus"
Sometimes good Homer himself nods; even the great make mistakes -
Horace
- "Exitus acta probat"
The end justifies the means - Ovid
- "Fas est et ab hoste doceri"
It's proper to learn even from an enemy - Ovid
- "Alter idem"
Second self: alter ego - Cicero
- "Cui bono?"
Who is the beneficiary? - Cicero
- "Et tu, Brute!"
You too, Brutus! - Julius Caesar
- "Fiat lux"
Let there be light - Vulgate
- "Ave atque vale"
Hail and farewell - Catullus
- "Cogito, ergo sum"
I think, therefore I am- Descartes
- "De qustibus non est disputandum"
There is no arguing in matters of taste.
- "Aut vincere aut mori"
Conquer or die.
- "Errare humanum est"
To err is human.
- "Errare humanum est, sed in errore perseverare diabolicum"
To err is human, but to continue to err is diabolical. ;-)
- "Vir prudens non contra ventum mingit"
Wise man does not urinate against the wind. ;->
- "L†t dem hata, s† l„nge de fruktar. "
Let them hate, as long as they fear. ;-)
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Plato 428-347 BC
Cicero 106-43 BC
Virgil 79-19 BC
Horace 65-8 BC
Ovid 43 BC
Descartes 1596-1650 |
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