Latin Phrases and Quotes
Starting with phrase number 2629

2629. Non scholae sed vitae discimus - Do not learn for school, but for life (Seneca)
2630. Non scholae sed vitae discimus - We learn not for school, but for life
2631. Non sequitur - Not following (Philosophical term used in logic - Arguments do not lead to the conclusion)
2632. Non serviam - I will not serve (Vulgate - Jeremiah 2, 20)
2633. Non serviam - I will not serve (Vulgate - Jeremiah 2.20)
2634. Non, si male nunc, olim sic erit - No, but you're wrong now, and always will be (Horace)
2635. Non sibi sed omnibus - Not for myself, but for all (Motto of the Venezuelan Medical Federation.)
2636. Non sibi sed patriae! - For no one, if not for the homeland (Motto of the U.S. Navy)
2637. Non sint sine lege capilli - Don't let your hair in disarray (Ovid - Amores L III)
2638. Non sufficit orbis - The world is not enough (Motto of Philip II)
2639. Non sum is qui morte terrear - I am not a person who is terrorize by death
2640. Non sunt amici, amici qui degunt procul - Friends who spend time apart are not friends
2641. Non sunt indicandae leges - Laws are not to be judged (Legal term)
2642. Non sunt multiplicanda entia sine necessitate - We must not multiply things without a need (Philosophical term - William of Ockham, 1280-1349 - The simplest solution is probably the correct one - One of the principles in Ockham's Razor)
2643. Non terrae plus ultra - There is no land beyond (It was used in reference to Finisterre until Columbus discovered America)
2644. Non ut edam vivo, sed vivam edo - I do not live to eat, but I eat to live
2645. Non verbis, sed factis stamdum est - We are the facts, not words (Legal Term Requires burden of proof on the person who makes the claim - I Crespo)
2646. Non verbis, sed rebus - Not with words, with things.
2647. Nona hora - Ninth hour of the day
2648. Nonne tuam opinionem scio? - Don’t I know what you think?
2649. Nos non veniamus de reges - We do not come from kings
2650. Nos numerus sumus et fruges consumere nati - We are just statistics, born to consume resources. ( Thank you: Philip Allen )
2651. Nos onera quibusdam bestiis, nos iuga imponimus - We put loads and yokes to certain animals (Cicero De Natura Deorum II, 151 )
2652. Nos vadum victum - We shall conquer
2653. Nosce te ipsum et nosces universum et deos - Know thyself and you will know the universe and the gods (Motto of Socrates which he took from the walls of the Oracle of Delphi)

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