Latin Phrases and Quotes
Starting with phrase number 4146

4146. Visita interiora terrae, rectificando invenies occultam lapidem veram medicine. - Visit the interior of the earth, and adjusting find the hidden stone which is the real medicine (Referring to the philosophical stone - This phrase is often abbreviated as VITRIOLUM)
4147. Vita brevis, Ars longa - Life is short, art is long lasting
4148. Vita est in morte - Life is in death
4149. Vita flumen - Fluid life
4150. Vita mortuorum in memoria vivorum est posita - The life of the dead is placed in the memory of the living. (self explanatory)
4151. Vita mutatur non tollitur - Life does not end, it changes (Ecclesiastical Term - appears in the Preface of the Mass for the dead and is a message of hope for the inevitable death)
4152. Vita non est vivere sed valere vita est - Life is not living, but being healthy
4153. Vita regum, quasi texentis - The life of a king is almost like the life of a weaver
4154. Vita via est - Life is a road
4155. Vitae Somno est - Life is a dream
4156. Vitam impendere vero - Life consecrated to the truth (Motto of the National University in Asuncion, Paraguay)
4157. Vitam in tenebris luctuque trahebam - I dragged life in darkness and crying (Virgil)
4158. Vitam regit fortuna, non sapientia - Fortune, not wisdom, governs life (Cicero)
4159. Vitiis nemo sine nascitur - No one is born without faults (Nobody is perfect - Horace)
4160. Vivat et vivas - Live and let live
4161. Vivat sophia mater - To live is the mother of knowledge
4162. Vivere militare est - To live is to fight
4163. Vivere parvo - Living with little
4164. Vivere secundum rationem - Living in accordance to reason (in opposition to your own thoughts)
4165. Vivere secundum te ipsum - Living in accordance to yourself (in opposition to reason)
4166. vivet videbit - The one who lives will see
4167. Vivi ad arma nati - Born mercenaries (That's how Tacitus describes Germans recruits)
4168. Vivis piscibus aqua, mortius vinum - For life fish, water, for dead fish, wine
4169. Vivit - He Lives! (Motto inscribed on the letters of the Protestant reformer Luther)
4170. Vivit et est vitae nescius ipse suae - Man lives in ignorance of his own life. (Philosophical Term - Ovid - Man is not aware of the existence and function of his own life)

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