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Visit us online www.bolchazy.com Sententia Latina ad Diem 1. Optima medicīna temperantia est. The best medicine is moderation. (Anon.) 2. Spīritus quidem prōmptus est, carō vērō īnfirma. The spirit is willing but the flesh is weak. (St. Mark, New Testament) 3. Victōria nātūrā est īnsolēns et superba. By its nature victory is insolent and haughty. (Cicero, Pro Marcello 3.9, adapted) 4. Dulce pōmum cum abest custōs. The apple is sweet when the watchman is absent. (Anon.) 5. Necessitās . . . ultimum ac maximum tēlum est. Necessity is the last and greatest weapon. (Titus Livius, Ab urbe condita 4.28) 6. Similia similibus cūrantur. Like things are cured by like. (Samuel Hahnemann) 7. In angustīs amīcī bonī appārent. Good friends appear in difficulties. (Anon.) 8. Ōtium sine litterīs mors est. Leisure without reading is death. (Seneca, Epistles 82.3) 9. Forma virōs neglēcta decet. A careless appearance is suitable for men. (Ovid, Art of Love 1.509) 10. Quī tenet anguillam per caudam nōn habet illam. Who holds an eel by the tail does not (really) hold him. (Medieval) 11. Quī tōtum vult, tōtum perdit. Who wants all, loses all. (Anon.) 12. Nōn sine causā sed sine fīne laudātus. He is praised not without reason but without end. (Anon.) 13. Omnis īnstabilis et incerta fēlīcitās est. Every prosperity is unstable and uncertain. (Seneca, Controversiae 1.1.3) 14. Virtūs mīlle scūta. Courage is a thousand shields. (Motto) 15. Quis pauper? Avārus. Who is the poor man? The miser. (Pseudo- Ausonius) 16. Sua multī āmittunt, cupidē dum aliēna appetunt. Many lose their own belongings while they greedily seek belongings of others. (Anon.) 17. Fīnis corōnat opus. The end crowns the work. (Medieval) 18. Jūcundī āctī labōrēs. Past labors are pleasant. (Cicero, De finibus 2.32.105) 19. Concordia rēs est in rēbus maximē adversīs ūtilis. In situations that are particularly unfavorable, harmony is a useful thing. (Anon.) 20. Saxum volūtum nōn obdūcitur muscō. A rolling stone is not covered with moss. (Anon.; a rolling stone gathers no moss.) 21. Multa docet famēs. Hunger teaches us much. (Anon.) 22. Fūmum fugiēns in ignem incidit. Fleeing smoke, he falls into the fire. (Medieval; out of the frying pan, into the fire.) 23. Ex pede Herculem. From his foot we can recognize Hercules. (Anon.) 24. Nihil est . . . simul et inventum et perfectum. Nothing is at once discovered and perfected. (Cicero, Brutus 70) 25. Semel ēmissum volat irreparābile verbum. A word once spoken flies away and cannot be recovered. (Horace, Epistles 1.18.71) 26. Vēr nōn ūna diēs, nōn ūna redūcit hirundō. One day does not bring spring, nor does one swallow. (Anon.; one swallow does not make a summer.) 27. Leōnem mortuum et catulī mordent. Even puppies bite a dead lion. (Medieval) 28. Jējūnus rārō stomachus vulgāria temnit. A hungry stomach rarely despises common food. (Horace, Satires 2.2.38) © 2016 Bolchazy-Carducci Publishers, Inc. For the source of these Latin sententiae and their intended literal English translations, see Lectiones Primae and Lectiones Secundae in Artes Latinae, published by Bolchazy-Carducci Publishers.
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