Latin Phrases and Quotes
Starting with phrase number 4056

4056. Veritas est adequatio rei et intellectus - Truth is the adequacy of the mind with reality (Philosophical Term - how the realist philosophy defines the notion of the term truth)
4057. Veritas est in puteo - The truth lies in the depth
4058. Veritas est realitas - Truth is reality
4059. Veritas filia temporis - Truth is the daughter of time (Motto of the Luis Sarmiento Institute in Oaxaca, Mexico)
4060. Veritas in caritates - Truth in charities (Motto of the Bolivian Catholic University)
4061. Veritas liberabit vos - The truth will set you free (Vulgate - John 8, 32)
4062. Veritas Odit Moras - Truth hates delays
4063. Veritas odium parit - Truth begets hatred (Terence)
4064. Veritas premitur, non oprimitur - Truth can hide, but not make it disappear
4065. Veritas, Probitas, Iustitia - Truth, Honesty, Justice (Motto of the University of Indonesia - Thank you: Allie)
4066. Veritas solet esse amara - The truth is often bitter.
4067. Veritas Victrix - Truth Conquers (Inscription above Science block, Worcester Royal Grammar School)
4068. Veritas Vincit - Truth conquers
4069. Veritate sola nobis imponetur virilis toga - Only the truth will give us the virile toga (Motto of the Las Villas Central University in Cuba)
4070. Veritatis simplex oratio est - The language of truth is simple (Seneca)
4071. Veritatis splendor - The Splendor of Truth (Encyclical of Pope John Paul II)
4072. Versus - Turned around, in opposition (abbreviated as vs.)
4073. Verus amicus est tanquam alter idem - A true friend is like another self (Seen in boxes of Borkum Riff pipe tobacco)
4074. Verus amicus nunquam amici oblisviscitur - A true friend will never forget the old friend (Unconditional loyalty among friends)
4075. Verus amor nullum novit habere modum - True love knows no bounds
4076. Vestigia terrent - Threatening footprints (Horace)
4077. Vestis virum facit - The clothes make the man (Erasmus)
4078. Vetus Latina - Old Latin (Refers to the old version of the Bible, prior to the Vulgate)
4079. Vetustas pauca non depravat, multa tollit - Few things do not degenerate with old age, many are suppressed (Varro De Lingua Latina, V, 5)
4080. Vexilla Regis prudeunt inferni - The banners of the King of Hell draw closer (Vexilla Regis Latin hymn by Venantius Fortunatus, Bishop of Poitiers)

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