Latin Phrases and Quotes
Starting with phrase number 3026

3026. Praefectus vigilium - Prefect of vigilance (police and fire).)
3027. Praeferre patriam liberis parentes decet - Should prefer freedom more than parents
3028. Praerogativa - Prerogative (Privilege)
3029. Praescriptio longi temporis - Possession by prescriptive right (Legal term)
3030. Praesente cadavere - With this corpse present (Legal term)
3031. Praesidet sacerdos muliebri ornatu, sed deos interpretatione Romana Castorem Pollucemque memorant - A priestess presiding in women's clothes, but in the interpretation of the Romans, they worshiped the gods Castor and Pollux (Cornelius - Germania)
3032. Praesto et presto - Available and ready
3033. Praeter legem - Beyond the Law (Legal term)
3034. Praeterea censeo Carthaginem esse delendam - Furthermore, I remain of the view that we should destroy Carthage (Marco Porcia Cato, Political and General Roman Censor 234-149 BC - He said this phrase after of all his speaches)
3035. Praeterita mutare non possumus, sed futura providere debemos - We can not change the past, but we anticipate the future (Cicero)
3036. Praetor a suis volebat amari - The magistrate wanted to be loved by his family
3037. Praetor urbanus - Urban magistrate.
3038. Praetus peregrinus - Peregrine praetor (Legal term - Manager of the administration of justice among people of various nationalities)
3039. Preparemus nos pro fine temporis: Ars longa sed tempus breve - Let's prepare for the end of times: Art lives long, but time is short ( Thank you: Dr Globalist Lawyer Riviere J. Goel )
3040. Presto esse alicui - Be available to someone
3041. Pretium Confessus - Price of confesion
3042. Pretium Doloris - Price of pain
3043. Pretium iustum mathematicum licet soli Deo notum - The price depends on many circumstances that only God knows
3044. Pretium Vilis - Low price
3045. Prima: Bene esse cum priore; Secunda: Relinquere omnia taliter qualiter; Tertia: Sinere mundum currere cum currit - First: Be good with the prior (boss); Second: Leave everything as it is (as you found it); Third: Let the world run, like it runs
3046. Prima cratera ad sitim pertinet, secunda ad hilaritatem, tertia ad voluptatem, quarta ad insaniam - The first cup is for the thirst, the second for the joy, the third for pleasure, the fourth to the madness
3047. Prima digestio fit in ore - The first digestion happens in the mouth
3048. Prima Facie - At first sight
3049. Prima inter urbes, divinum domus, aurea Roma - First among cities, home of the gods, golden Rome
3050. Prima luce - First light (at dawn)

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