| A | B |
|---|
| aliêna nôbîs, nostra plûs aliîs placent | The grass is greener on the other side of the fence. |
| annô dominî | In the year of our Lord |
| ars est cêlâre artem | It is art to conceal art. |
| Deô adiuvante | With God's help |
| ê plûribus ûnum | One from many |
| fortês fortûna adiuvat. | Fortune helps the brave. |
| nihil amantibus dûrum est. | Nothing is difficult for those in love. |
| num barbarôrum Rômulus rêx fuit? | Surely Romulus was not a king of barbarians? |
| quis … bene cêlat amôrem? | Who conceals love well? |
| senectûs ipsa est morbus | Old age itself is an illness. |
| stultus nîl cêlat: quod habet sub corde revêlat | A foolish person conceals nothing: he reveals what he has in his heart. |
