Latin Phrases and Quotes
Starting with phrase number 2435

2435. Nec alter dicitur - Let's not say anything more (The conversation has concluded)
2436. Nec ego ipse capio totum, quod sum - Not even I understand everything I am (Augustine)
2437. Nec liquor (garum sociorum) ullus poene praeter unguenta maiore in praetio esse coepit, nobilitatis etiam gentibus - Except for ointments, there is no liquor more expensive, giving fame to the places of origin (Pliny, "Historia Naturalis" XXXI 43.94 )
2438. Nec nominetur in vobis - Do not even mention it among yourselves
2439. Nec pluribus impar - Not different from many
2440. Nec plus ultra - Not beyond
2441. Nec quae praeteriit iterum revocabitur unda, nec quae praeterit hora redire potest - Water can not again return up the channel, neither can the past hours
2442. Nec soli impar - Like the sun (Motto of Felipe II)
2443. Nec tecum possum vivere, nec sine te - Neither you, nor I can live without you
2444. Nec temere nec timide - Not afraid not to be feared
2445. Necesse est multos timeat quem multi timent - To which many fear to be afraid (D. Laberius)
2446. Necessitas caret lege - The need of no law
2447. Necessitas convenientiae - The necessity of agreement
2448. Necessitas non habet legem - The need has no law (Legal term)
2449. Negative et amplius - Negative and more
2450. Negotiorum gestio - Business management (Legal term)
2451. Negotium populo Romano melius quam otium committi - The Roman people better understand work than pleasure (Apio Claudio)
2452. Nemine contradicente - No one contradicts
2453. Nemine discrepante - No contradiction
2454. Neminem laedere - Do not harm (Legal term - General principle of law, any harm requires remedy)
2455. Nemo alieno nomine lege agere potest - No one outside (the cause) may act on behalf of the law (Legal term - Domitius Ulpianus - Digest 50,17,123 - )
2456. Nemo auditur propiam turpitudinem alegans - No one should be heard because of his clumsiness (Legal term - No one should argue his own case, because of his clumsiness)
2457. Nemo autem regere potest nisi qui et regi - Besides no one can govern without also being ruled (Seneca)
2458. Nemo certe fuit - Certainly, there was no one
2459. Nemo damnetur sine legale iudicio - No person shall be convicted without a trial (Legal term - the principle of legal right to a trial.)

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