| A | B |
|---|
| audêmus iûra nostra dêfendere | We dare to defend our rights. [motto of Alabama] |
| audî, vidê, tacê, sî vîs vîvere in pâce | Listen, see, be still if you wish to live in peace. |
| dê minimîs nôn cûrat praetor | A praetor does not care about petty matters. |
| côgitô, ergô sum. | I think, therefore I am. |
| dulce et decôrum est prô patriâ morî | It is sweet and fitting to die for one's country. |
| dulce quod ûtile | What is useful is sweet. |
| in locô parentis | in the place of a parent |
| medice, cûrâ tê ipsum | Physician, cure thyself. |
| nec têcum vîvere possum, nec sine tê | I can't live with you, or without you. |
| nôn est vîvere sed valêre vîta est | Life is not to be alive, but to be well. |
| quî bene amat, bene castîgat | He who loves well, scolds well. |
| quî mê amat, amat et canem meum | Love me, love my dog. |
| quot hominês, tot sententiae | There are as many opinions as there are people. |
| surgite ! | Push on ! [Brock University] |
| vîvere est côgitâre | To live is to think. |
| vôx populî, vôx deî | The voice of the people is the voice of god. |
| vôx clâmantis in dêsertô | The voice of one crying out in the desert. [Dartmouth College] |
| tolle, lege ! tolle, lege ! | Take up and read ! Take up and read ! |
