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💚Blazing Skull Mottoes [CLC 11]

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festînâ lentê	Hurry slowly.
fêlîx quî nihil dêbet	Happy is he who owes nothing.
labor omnia vincit.	Work conquers all.
vênî, vîdî, vîcî	I came, I saw, I conquered.
quod scrîpsî, scrîpsî	What I have written, I have written.
multôs timêre dêbet, quem multî timent	He ought to fear many who is feared by many.
faber est suae quisque fortûnae	Each person is the architect of his own fortune.
flôs ûnus nôn facit hortum	One flower does not make a garden.
semper parâtus	Always prepared [U.S.C.G.]
quî tacet, cônsentit	He who is silent, agrees.
inter alia	among other things
meliôra	Better things. [U of Rochester]
summâ cum laude	with highest praise/honor
tolle, lege! tolle, lege!	Take up and read! Take up and read!
inter pôcula	between cups, i.e. over a glass
ab ovô usque ad mâla	from eggs to apples, i.e. from soup to nuts
â marî usque ad mare	from sea to sea [motto of Canada]
aqua vîtae	water of life
facilis dêscênsus Avernô	The descent to Avernus is easy.
nil sine nûmine	Nothing without God [motto of Colorado]
sine diê	indefinitely
sine quâ nôn	an indispensible condition
nihil obstat	Nothing stands in the way.
quôrum pars magna fuî	of which things I was a great part.
per capita	for each person
In hoc signo vinces	In this sign, you will conquer
De facto	From the deed
De iure	From law
In medias res	Into the middle of things
In flagrante delicto	In the burning deed
In absentia	In one's absence
In situ	In its own place
Vae victis	Woe to the conquered
Vincit omnia veritas,	Truth conquers all
Vincit omnia amor	Love conquers all
Ad astra per aspera	To the stars through difficulty
Ad hoc	For a particular purpose
Ad hominem	An attack directed at a person
Ad libitum	At one's pleasure
Ad nauseum	To the point of making one sick
In absentia	In one's absence
In situ	In its original position
In medias res	Into the midst of things
In loco parentis	In the place of a parent
In hoc signo vinces	In this sign, you will conquer
Ego me bene habeo	When asked how you are doing
Ego spem pretio non emo	When you are in need of hope.
Cogito, ergo sum	When you are questioning your existence
Veni, vidi, vici	When you have accomplished the task
Medicus curat, natura sanat	Appropriate for bed rest.
Ad vitam paramus	Appropriate for school studies
Pecunia non olet	Appropriate for not spending money
Amat victoria curam	When you need to do hard work
Amor ordinem nescit	When you spend all your time with your honey.
Amor caecus est	When you don’t notice your honey’s faults
Manus manum lavat	When you consider asking for a favor.
Ad absurdum	When you refute the speaker.
Ad infinitum	When a rule is enacted.
Ad libitum	When the speaker goes off the cuff
Ad nauseum	When the speaker talks too long.
festînâ lentê	Hurry slowly.
fêlîx quî nihil dêbet	Happy is he who owes nothing.
labor omnia vincit.	Work conquers all.
vênî, vîdî, vîcî	I came, I saw, I conquered.
quod scrîpsî, scrîpsî	What I have written, I have written.
multôs timêre dêbet, quem multî timent	He ought to fear many who is feared by many.
faber est suae quisque fortûnae	Each person is the architect of his own fortune.
flôs ûnus nôn facit hortum	One flower does not make a garden.
semper parâtus	Always prepared [U.S.C.G.]
quî tacet, cônsentit	He who is silent, agrees.
inter alia	among other things
meliôra	Better things. [U of Rochester]
summâ cum laude	with highest praise/honor
tolle, lege! tolle, lege!	Take up and read! Take up and read!
inter pôcula	between cups, i.e. over a glass
ab ovô usque ad mâla	from eggs to apples, i.e. from soup to nuts
â marî usque ad mare	from sea to sea [motto of Canada]
aqua vîtae	water of life
facilis dêscênsus Avernô	The descent to Avernus is easy.
nil sine nûmine	Nothing without God [motto of Colorado]
sine diê	indefinitely
sine quâ nôn	an indispensible condition
nihil obstat	Nothing stands in the way.
quôrum pars magna fuî	of which things I was a great part.
per capita	for each person
Ad astra per aspera	To the stars through difficulty
Ad hoc	For a particular purpose
Ad hominem	An attack directed at a person
Ad libitum	At one's pleasure
Ad nauseum	To the point of making one sick
In absentia	In one's absence
In situ	In its original position
In medias res	In this sign, you will conquer
In loco parentis	In the place of a parent
In hoc signo vinces	Into the midst of things
Ego me bene habeo	When asked how you are doing
Ego spem pretio non emo	When you are in need of hope.
Cogito, ergo sum	When you are questioning your existence
Veni, vidi, vici	When you have accomplished the task
Medicus curat, natura sanat	Appropriate for bed rest.
Ad vitam paramus	Appropriate for school studies
Pecunia non olet	Appropriate for not spending money
Amat victoria curam	When you need to do hard work
Amor ordinem nescit	When you spend all your time with your honey.
Amor caecus est	When you don’t notice your honey’s faults
Manus manum lavat	When you consider asking for a favor.
Ad absurdum	When you refute the speaker.
Ad infinitum	When a rule is enacted.
Ad libitum	When the speaker goes off the cuff
Ad nauseum	When the speaker talks too long.

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