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223 non semper erunt Saturnalia
non importa [It], it doesn't matter.
non inferiora secutus [L], not having followed anything inferior: Virgil.
non intendo [It], I do not understand.
non libet [L], it does not please (me).
non liquet [L], it (i.e., the case) is not clear; not proven: law.
non mihi sed Deo et regi [L], not for myself but for God and the
King.
non mi ricordo [It], I do not remember.
non multa, sed multum [L], not many things, but much.
non nobis, Domine [L], not unto us, O Lord: Vulgate (Psalms cxv. 1).
non nobis solum nati sumus [L], not for ourselves alone are we born:
Cicero.
non nostrum inter vos tantas componere lites [L], it is not for me to
settle such weighty controversies between you: Virgil.
nonobstant clameur de haro [Fr], notwithstanding the hue and cry.
non obstante [L], notwithstanding: abbr. non obst. —non obstante
veredicto, notwithstanding the verdict; a judgment for the plaintiff,
setting aside a verdict for the defendant: law.
non ogni giorno è festa [It], every day is not a holiday.
non olet [L], it does not have a bad smell (i.e., money, however come
by).
non omne licitum honestum [L], not every lawful thing is honorable.
non omnia possumus omnes [L], we cannot all do all things: Virgil.
non omnis moriar [L], I shall not wholly die (i.e., my works will survive
me): Horace.
non passibus aequis [L], not with equal steps: Virgil.
non placet [L], lit., it does not please: expressing a negative vote.
non possidentem multa vocaveris recte beatum [L], you cannot rightly
call happy the man who possesses many things: Horace.
non possumus [L], lit., we cannot: a statement expressing inability to
act or move in a matter.
non prosequitur [L], lit., he does not prosecute; a judgment where the
plaintiff does not appear (abbr. non pros.): law.
non quis sed quid [L], not who but what.
non quo sed quomodo [L], not by whom but how.
non regioniam di lor, ma guarda e passa [It], "speak not of them, but
look, and pass them by": Dante (tr. by Cary).
non revertar inultus [L], I shall not return unavenged.
non sans droict [OF], not without right: motto on Shakespeare's coat of
arms.
non semper erit aestas [L], it will not always be summer; make hay
while the sun shines.
non semper erunt Saturnalia [L], it will not always be Saturnalia (a
Roman festival celebrated in December and lasting for several days);
the carnival will not last forever.