Latin Phrases and Quotes
Starting with phrase number 4095

4095. Victoribus Spolia - To the victor goes the spoils (Motto of the USS Jackson - LCS 6)
4096. Victrix causa deis placuit, sed vica Catoni - The victorious cause pleased the gods, but the conquered cause pleased Cato (Luncan Bellum Civile I, 128i - Motto of the Confederate Memorial at Arlington National Cemetery)
4097. Victus et amictus - Food and clothing (Basic needs)
4098. Vide Cor Meum - Look at my heart (Love phrase)
4099. Vide supra - See above (Used in texts)
4100. Videamus primum deorumne providentia mundus regatur - Let us consider first whether the universe is governed by the foresight of the gods (Cicero)
4101. Videamus utrum animus inmortalis sit, an simul cum corpore pereat - Let's see if the soul is immortal or perishes with the body
4102. Videlicet - Namely (Meaning, abbreviated as Viz.)
4103. Video barbam et pallium,philosophum nondum video - I see the beard and cloak, but I do not see the philosopher (A. Gellius upon being presented a philosopher)
4104. Video meliora proboque, deteriora sequor - I see what is better and I approve, but I still follow the worse
4105. Viderut et audierut - Witnesses saw the facts and heard the words (Diplomatic Term - Witnesses at the creation of a diplomatic document)
4106. Vides et ulta stet nive candidum Soracte - See how Mount Soracte stands out white with deep snow. ( Thank you: Malcolm Sealy )
4107. Vidi ego qui durum possit frenare leonem; Vidi qui solus corda domaret: Amor - I saw that is hard to stop a lion; I saw that only one thing can subdue the heart: Love (Philosophical term)
4108. Vidimus stellam - We saw the stars
4109. Vidisne meum patrem? - Have you seen my father?
4110. Vigilantibus, non dormientibus, subveniunt iura - The law protect those who are vigilant, not those who are careless
4111. Vigilavi et factus sum sicut passer solitarius in tecto - All night sleepless, like a lone bird on the roof (Vugate - Psalm 101,8)
4112. Vigile virtute - Vigil force
4113. Vim vi reppelere licet - It is lawful to repel force by force (Roman aphorism, that the jurist Ulpian Domicio attributed to Senator Cassius (85-42 BC) - Digest 43,16,3,9)
4114. Vina bibant homines, animalia cetera fontes - Let men drink wine, and animals, water from the water sources
4115. Vince in bono malum - Overcome evil with good (Motto of the Anahuac University in Cancun, Mexico)
4116. Vincere seis, Hanniba victoria uti nescis - Hannibal, you know how to defeat, but you don't know how to take advantage of your victory (Lieutenant Maharbal, addressing his general Hannibal)
4117. Vincit omnia veritas - Truth conquers all
4118. Vincit qui patitur - The one that perseveres conquers
4119. Vinculum iuris - Vinculum law (Legal term - In civil cases, provides the right to enforce obligations)

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