Latin Phrases and Quotes
Starting with phrase number 1178

1178. Ecce homo! - 'Behold the man!' (Vulgate - John 19,5 - Said by Pontius Pilate during the trial of Jesus - Used by many artist to depict the scene)
1179. Ecce lignum crucis, in quo salus mundi pependit - This is the wood of the cross on which hung the Saviour of the world (Ecclesiastical term)
1180. Ecce procul ternis Hecate variata figuris - Behold the three shapes of Hecate (Ovid - In Greek mythology, Hecate is represented as a triad, because they believed that she reigned over three domains: the earth, the sea and the sky)
1181. Ecce, quid iste tuus praeter nova carmina vates donat amatoris? Multa milia legis - Behold, is this your lover poet who gives nothing but new verses? You will need to read thousands more. (Ovid - "Amores")
1182. Ecce tibi qui rex populi romani es se concupiverit - Behold the one who pretended to be the ruler of the Roman people (Cicero)
1183. Ecce Venio - Here I come
1184. Ecclesia abhorret a sanguinem - The church abhors bloodshed (Said by the inquisitors as they burned their victims)
1185. Ecclesiae - By demand of the Church
1186. Eccum hac - Behold this
1187. Ede, bibe, lude, post mortem nulla voluptas - Eat, drink, play, there is no pleasure after death (Roman Epitaph)
1188. Ede faecam - Eat shit
1189. Edict - Edict (Legal Term - Formal Opinion delivered by an authority)
1190. Edite et bibite, post mortem nulla voluptas - Eat and drink, after death there is nothing to do
1191. Edite iam coctus - Eat, it is cooked (Saint Lawrence as he was being grilled)
1192. Editio princeps - First edition
1193. Educare et Ministrare - Educate and Serve (Motto of the Columbus University in Veracruz, Mexico)
1194. Ego amissus pugna sed autere bellum - I lost the battle but i won the war (Thank you: Greg Mamalis)
1195. Ego amo te - I love you
1196. Ego autem dico vobis: Diligite inimicos vestros - But I say to you, love your enemies (Vulgate - Matthew 5,44)
1197. Ego idem sum - I am the same man
1198. Ego illud adsentior Theophrasto - I agree on this with Theophrastus (Cicero - De Oratore III, p 184)
1199. Ego manent in te - I am permanently in you
1200. Ego non ullo uera timore tegam - I will not hide the truth, because of fear (Philosophical term - Catullus)
1201. Ego qui te diligam tamen hoc unum concedere non possum - Although I love you, I cannot convince you of it
1202. Ego quidem credo me debere Domino hoc obsequium latrandi contra philosophiam et suadendi ad Sacram Scriptura - I feel compelled to give the Lord this service barking against philosophy and exhorting to the study of Holy Scripture (Luther - says that the study of philosophy is not useful or necessary to study the Scripture)

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