| A | B |
|---|
| Nolens volens | willing or not |
| Vae victis | Woe to the conquered |
| Non ministrari sed ministrare | Not to be served, but tu serve |
| Arma virumque cano | I sing of arms and the man |
| Oderint dum probent | Let them hate me as long as they respect me |
| Rident stolidi verba Latina | Fools laugh at the Latin language |
| Amat victoria curam | Victory loves care. |
| Dimitte populum meum | Let my people go |
| Annuit coeptis | Favors (gives the nod to) undertakings |
| Res severa est verum gaudium. | True joy is a serious thing |
| Miserum noli irridere | Do not mock the unfortunate man |
| Certa bonum certamen | Fight the good fight |
| Mutatis mutandis. | The necessary changes having been made |
| Manus manum lavat | One hand washes the other |
| Sic transit Gloria mundi | Thus passes the glory of the world |
