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Latin Phrases and Quotes
Starting with phrase number 2118
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- Lex posterior derogat priori - Later law repeals (cancels) the previous (legal term)
- Lex posterior generalis non derogat priori speciali - Later general legislation does not overrule earlier special legislation (Legal term)
- Lex Scripta, Lex Tradita - The law is written, the law is given (Legal term)
- Lex Titia: Triumviri rei publicae constituendae - Titia law: The Board of Three to reconstitute the state
- Libenter homines id quod volunt credunt - Men freely believe in whatever they want (Julius Caesar)
- Liber de arboribus - Book of Trees (Work of Lucius Junius Moderatus)
- Liber de locis sanctis - Book of Holy Places
- Liber in Excelsis - Book in the Highest.
- Liber Tobiae, licet non habeatur in canone, tamen usurpatur ab ecclesiasticis viris - The Book of Tobit, although not in the canon, it is often used by men in church (St. Jerome )
- Libera nos Domine - Deliver us, Lord
- Liberae sunt nostrae cogitationes - Our thoughts are free (Cicero Pro Milone oratio 79 )
- Liberate Te Ex Inferis - Save Yourself from Hell
- Liberi esto felicitatem et gloriam consecuto salva Cruce - Under the protection of the cross, be free and obtain happiness and glory (Motto of the first flag of the Republic of Ecuador)
- Liberis est existimandus qui nulli turpitudini servit - It is considered free, the one who serves no disgrace
- Libertas capitur - Freedom is winning (Motto of the University Austral de Chile )
- Libertas est potestas faciendi id quod iure liceo - Freedom is the power to do what the law allows (Legal term)
- Libertas perfundet omnia luce - Freedom spreads the light over everyone
- Libertas quae sera tamen - Freedom although late (Motto of Brasil’s Minas Gerais State)
- Libertate unanimus - United in freedom (Motto of the Netherlands Antilles)
- Liberum arbitrium - Free will
- Liberum, veto - Freely, I oppose
- Librorum Prohibitorum - Index of Prohibited Books (Is a list of those publications which the Catholic Church described as pernicious books for faith)
- Licentia loquendi - Freedom to speak (Diplomatic Term - permission or licenses to talk)
- Licentia poetica - Poetic license (Seneca)
- Lignum crucis - Wood of the cross
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