The Most Effective Quotations. I will raise hell if I cannot sway the heavens.
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Lovers’ quarrels will be the renewal of love.
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| Amantes sunt amentes.
Fans are lunatics.
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| Ut ameris, amabilis esto.
If you would like be liked, be lovable.
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Sine Cerere et Baccho friget Venus.
Without Ceres and Bacchus, Venus freezes.
(meaning: without bread and wine, love freezes)
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| Amor omnibus Love is the identical for several.
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Dulce puella malum est.
The lady is just a poison that is sweet.
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| Varium et mutabile semper Femina.
Girl is ever a fickle and thing that is changeable.
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| Dux femina facti.
The events are lead by a woman.
(talking about queen Dido, creator of Carthage)
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| Arguing |
| Audiatur et altera pars.
Why don’t we tune in to one other part.
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| Reciprocity |
| Si vis amari, ama.
Should you want to be liked, love.
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| Nemo me impune lacessit.
I am attacked by no one with impunity.
— motto of this Royal Stuart dynasty of Scotland
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| Ut ameris, amabilis esto.
Should you want to be liked, be lovable.
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| Brevity |
| Multa paucis.
Say much in few words.
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| Silence |
| Qui tacet consentit.
He that is quiet consents.
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| Sine single sileo.
With no japancupid sun we fall quiet.
— Medieval Sundial motto
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| Seeing |
| Espice, adspice, prospice.
Look behind, look right here, look ahead.
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| V See and believe.
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| Hiding |
| Alitur vitium, vivitque tegendo.
Vice flourishes and life by concealment.
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| Gifts |
| Timeo Danaos et dona ferrentes.
Be scared for the Greeks bearing presents.
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| Persuasion |
| V See and think.
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| Ultima ratio regum.
The last argument of kings.
— Latin motto etched in the cannons of Louis XIV
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| Submission |
| Vae victis.
Woe towards the vanquished.
(stated by Brennus, frontrunner of a military of Gauls whom grabbed Rome in 390 BC)
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| Conquering |
| Habere non Haberi.
To own, never be possessed
(originally from Aristippus)
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| Protection |
| Quis costodiet ipsos custodies?
That will defend the guards?
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| Rejection |
| Noli me personally tangere.
Try not to touch me personally.
(through the Vulgate; terms of Jesus to Mary Magdalene after their resurrection)
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| Conflict |
| Amantium irae amoris integratio est.
Lovers’ quarrels will be the renewal of love.
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| Bellum omnium contra omnes.
War of most against all.
(a description to existence that is human their state of nature)
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| Protesting |
| Vox populi, vox dei.
The vocals associated with the people may be the vocals of Jesus.
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| Enemies |
| Fas est ab hoste doceri.
You ought to discover also in one’s enemies.
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| Turmoil |
| Flectere si nequeo superos, Acheronta movebo.
I will raise hell if I cannot sway the heavens.
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