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30 Cards in this Set
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vis consili expers mole ruit sua
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force without the strength of a plan fails by its own weight
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Ne Scire Fas Est Omnia
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It is not allowed for us to know everything.
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rident solidi verba latina
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fools laugh at the Latin language
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Terra incognita
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Unknown land
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et terram rumor transilit et mari
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rumors leap over land and sea
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modus vivendi
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manner of living
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Fortuna vitrea est; tum cum splendet frangitur.
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Fortune is like glass; just when it's shining, it's broken.
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Forti et fideli nihil difficile
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Nothing is difficult for the brave and the faithful
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animus furandi
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intent to steal
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nurimentum spiritus
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nourishment for your spirit (food for the soul)
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nihil enim facilius quam amor recrudescit
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nothing grows again more easily than love
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honesta quam splendida
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honest things rather than splendid things
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nulli secundus
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second to none
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edo ergo sum
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I eat, therefor I am
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annus mirabilis
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marvelous year
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fieri facias
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you make it happen
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aegis fortissima virtus
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courage is the strongest shield
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exempli gratia
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for example (e.g.)
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ante victoriam ne canas truimphum
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don't sing the triumph before the victory
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magna est veritas, et pravalet
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great is the truth, and it prevails
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quam bene vivas, non quamdiu, refert
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how well you live, not how long you live, matters
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cui malus est nemo, quis bonus esse potest?
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to whom no one is bad, who is able to seem good?
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studia ililaritate proveniunt
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studies proceed with cheerfulness
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in se magna, ruunt
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great things rush in upon themselves
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nihil simil inventum est perfectum
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nothing is invented and perfected at the same time
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panem et circenses
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bread and circuses
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et genus et virtus, nisi cum re, vilior alga est
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both virtue and birth, unless they are for their own sake, are more worthless than algae
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gutti cavat lapidem non vi, sed saepe cadendo
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a drop carves out a rock not by force, but by falling often
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non omnia possumus omnes
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we are not all able to do everything
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stultum est timere quod vitari non potest
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it's foolish to fear what you cannot avoid
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