Latin Phrases and Quotes
Starting with phrase number 4120

4120. Violenti rapiunt - The violent take it by force
4121. Vir bonus, dicendi peritus - Honest and excellent speaker
4122. Vir fidelis multum laudabitur - A faithful man shall be much praised (Vulgate - Proverbs 28, 20)
4123. Vir prudens non contra ventum mingit - An intelligent man does not pee against the wind
4124. Vir Religiosus - Religious Man ( Pius VIII (1829-1830) motto, according to St. Malachy prophecies - There is no credible evidence that this pope was more religious than the others)
4125. Vir sapiens fortis est - The man who is wise is strong (Proverbs 24-5 Vulgata)
4126. Vir sapiens, pauca loquitur - A wise man, speaks little
4127. Vires acquirit eundo - The forces are acquired by marching or She gathers strength as she goes (Virgil - You learn to swim by swimming)
4128. Viri infelicis procul amici - Friends stay away from an unhappy man (Seneca)
4129. Viribus Unitis - United Forces (Name of an Austrian battleship, ceded to Yugoslavia, which was sunk by two torpedoes at the end of WWI)
4130. Viriliter age - Behave as a man (Motto of the Science Institute of Guadalajara, Mexico)
4131. Viris illustribus - Illustrious men
4132. Virtus divina non est alligata sacramentis - The power of God is not bound to the sacraments (St. Thomas Aquinas)
4133. Virtus et vitium contraria sunt - Virtue and vice are opposites
4134. Virtus junxit mors non separabit - Whom virtue unites, death does not separate
4135. Virtus nescit labi - Virtue is not wrong (Juvenal, Satires)
4136. Virtus non est nisi diligere quod diligendum est - Virtue is nothing but loving what ought to be loved. (It is one of the sharpest definitions of christian ethics. It can be found in Augustine´s Epistle 155, c.13,)
4137. Virtus omnia vincit - Virtue conquers all
4138. Virtus semper viret - Virtue always blooms
4139. Virtus sola nemini dono datur - Virtue alone is not given out for free
4140. Virtus unitas fortior - Unity is the strongest virtue (Motto of Andorra)
4141. Virtute majora, utilitate meliora, actu faciliora, numero pauciora - Greater efficiency, more useful, easier administration and reception, fewer in number
4142. Virtutis fortuna comes - Fortune Favours the Brave ( Thank you: Ray Stewart )
4143. Vis comica - Comic force (When the actor is well tuned to the audience)
4144. Vis in rebus - Force on the things

Total: 4205