Cranbrook sententia quiz #1

Latīna est in villā!

Latin is in the house!

semper parātus

Always prepared

Dī tē ament.

May the gods love you/bless you

Arma virumque canō

I sing of arms and a man

Carpe diem!

Seize the day!

Alea iacta est.

The die is cast.

Dum spīrō spērō.

While I breathe I hope.

Timendī causa est nescīre.

The cause of fearing is not knowing.

Dux fēmina factī (fuit).

The leader of the dead was a woman

Festīnā lentē.

Hurry slowly.

Id est (i.e.)

That is.

Exemplī grātiā (e.g.)

For the sake of example.

Amīcus vērus alter ego (est).

A true friend is another self.

Aut disce aut discēde.

Either learn or leave.

Nōn prō schōlā sed prō vītā discimus.

We learn not for school, but for life.

Dīs aliter vīsum.

It seemed otherwise to the gods.

Claude ōs, aperī oculōs.

close your mouth, open your eyes.

Quis custōdiet ipsōs custōdēs?

Who will guard the guards themselves?

Exitus acta probat.

The outcome justifies the deeds.

Alīs volat propriīs

She flies with her own wings.

In oculīs animus habitat.

The soul dwells in the eyes.

Agendō discimus

We learn by doing.

prō tempore

for the time being

semper supra

always prepared