Latin Phrases and Quotes
Starting with phrase number 1716

1716. Illi levia, hi falsa formidant, nos utraque - Those have minor things, these have false things, we have both. (Seneca - Epistulae morales ad Lucilium I, 4, 2)
1717. Illumina Domine vultum tuum super nos - Lord shine his countenance upon us. (Found on a medal with the face of Jesus on it. - Thank you: Jeff S. Gepfert)
1718. Illuminatio mea virtus - Illuminate my virtue
1719. Imaginatio regnabimus super terram - Imagination rules the world ( Thank you: L. Lawliet )
1720. Imagines maiorum - Statues of ancestors
1721. Imaginis honor ad prototypum pervenit - The honor rendered to an image goes to the prototype. (Ecclesiastical term - Explains that the veneration of images is addressed not to the image itself, but the person it represents)
1722. Imberbum sacerdotis - Sacred, with no beard (oath)
1723. Impedio iniuriam cum possum - I prevent injustice whenever I can
1724. Imperator - Emperor (Commander of the Army -Abbreviated as Imp.)
1725. Imperium - Empire (Abbreviated as IMP.)
1726. Imperium et Libertas - Empire and Liberty (Cicero)
1727. Imperium proconsulare maius et infinitum - Empire Preconsul Major and infinite (A legal description of Caesar August's perpetual powers given by the Senate)
1728. Implebentur campi tui fertilitate - Clouds yours fertilize fields (Motto of the Municipality of Alberto Adriani in Merida, Venezuela)
1729. Impossibilium nulla obligatio est - The impossible can not be an oblication (Legal term - Corpus Iuris Civilis)
1730. Imprimatur - Print (. Word that was put after Nihil obstat. Can be printed, because they are no obstacle in terms of censorship)
1731. Imprimi potest - Permission to print
1732. Imprimisque hominis est propria veri inquisito atque investigatio - It is the duty of man to seek the truth
1733. Imprudencia punible - Punishable imprudence (Legal term - Actions and omissions are only punishable only when expressly provided by law)
1734. In absentia - In absence (Legal term)
1735. In absentia luci, tenebrae vinciunt - In absence of light, darkness prevails In acto - In the act (Legal term)
1736. In acto - In the act
1737. In aere aedificare - Built in the air (Augustine)
1738. In aeternum - In eternity
1739. In albis - In white
1740. In alio pediculum, in te ricinum non vides - You see a louse on someone else, but not a tick on yourself. (Petronius)

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