Latin 2 Scriptum #1-35

fas est et ab hoste doceri

it is right also to be taught by your enemy

exegi monumentum aere perennius

i built a monument more durable than bronze

altius, citius, fortius

higher, faster, stronger

nos morituri te salutamus

we who are about to die salute you

homo doctus in se semper divitias habet

an educated man always has riches in himself

alea iacta est

the die has been cast

odi et amo

i hate and i love

dum spiro, spero

while i breathe, i hope

manus manum lavat

the hand washes the hand

de gustibus non disputandum est

about taste it must not be argued

ab ovo usque ad mala

from the egg to the apples

ipsa scientia potestas est

knowledge itself is power

flamma fumo est proxima

flame is near to smoke

haec sunt gemmae meae

these are my jewels

non omnia possumus omnes

we can’t all do everything

caveat emptor

let the buyer beware

salus populi suprema lex est

the welfare of the people is the highest law

audentes fortuna audiuvat

fortune favors the daring

non sequitur

it does not follow

arma virumque cano

i sing of arms and a man

non nobis solum nati sumus

we are not born for ourselves alone

amicus curiae

friend of the court

aut viam inveniam aut faciam

i will either find a way or make one

omnia romae - cum pretio!

everything in rome - for a price!

mantua me genuit, calabri rapuere, nunc parthenope tenet

mantua gave me life, calabri took it away, and now parthenope holds me

cecini pascua, rura, duces

i sang of pastures, fields, leaders