| A | B |
|---|
| facta, nôn verba | Deeds, not words |
| ipse quidem pretium virtûs sibi | Virtue is its own reward. |
| nûllîs amor est sânâbilis herbîs. | Love is not cured with herbs/medicines. |
| patientia râra virtûs | Patience is a rare virtue. |
| quod vêrum, tûtum | That which is true is safe. |
| rîdent stolidî verba Latîna | Fools laugh at the Latin language. |
| rês nôn verba | Actions, not words. [FSU, NC] |
| stultum est timêre quod vîtâre nôn potes. | It is foolish to fear what you can't avoid. |
| tûtî sunt omnês, ûnus ubi dêfenditur. | All are safe when one is defended. |
| verbum sat sapientî | A word to the wise is sufficient. |
| via trîta, via tûta | The beaten path is the safe path. |
| verba volant, scrîpta manent | Words don't last, things written do. |
| verba dat omnis amor. | Every lover tells lies. |
| incipe: dimidium factî est coepisse | Begin: half the task is to have begun. |
| viam vêritâtis êlêgî | I have chosen the way of truth. [Elms College] |
| virtûte et armîs | By courage and arms [motto of Mississippi] |
| crêscit in adversîs virtûs | Courage increases in times of adversity. |
| virtûte, nôn verbîs | By courage, not by words |
