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Academic Latin Phrases Starting with phrase number 21
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- Omnia dici possunt latine - Everything can be said in Latin. (Academic Term)
- Philosophiae Doctoris - Doctor of Philosophy (University Degree - highest academic degree in any field, not restricted to only philosophy - abbreviated as PhD)
- Sapienta ducet ad astra - Wisdom leads to the stars (Academic term - constant learning leads to the highest levels)
- Sapientia sola libertas est - Only wisdom is freedom (Academic term - University Motto)
- Sapientia veritas nostra - Wisdom is our truth (Academic term - Motto of the University of Bio-Bio in Concepcion, Chile)
- Sciencia et Cultura pro omine - Science and culture at the service of man (Academic term - University Motto)
- Scientia est cognitio certa et vera causas - Science is a true and certain knowledge of things (Academic term)
- Scientiam et veritatem et iustitiam doce me - Science and Truth and Justice will teach me (Academic term - Original motto of Lima University, Peru)
- Scire ad trascendere - Learn to transcend (Academic term - Motto of Zalapa University in Veracruz, Mexico)
- Se lumen proferre - Let the light shine forth (Academic term - Motto of Aguascalientes University in Mexico)
- Summa Cum Laude - With Greatest Praise (Academic term - Used on degree certificates to indicate exceptional academic standing)
- Ut charitas et scientia humanitati inserviant - Charity and science to the service of humanity (Academic term - Motto of Medicine school of the University in San Luis Potosi)
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