Virtue And Wisdom

Virtus et sapientia

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By Subject: Anonymous (Author Unkown), Wise Latin Phrases, V, S, E

I Fear Greeks Even Bearing Gifts

Timeo Danaos et dona ferentis

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By Subject: Being Cautious, Wise Latin Phrases, Virgil, Intelligence, Common Sense, Trusting, T, D, F, E

The Trip From The Earth To The Stars Is Not An Easy One

Non est ad astra mollis e terris via

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By Subject: Powerful Latin Phrases, Wise Latin Phrases, Perseverance, Persistence, Achievement, Seneca the Younger, Cool Latin Phrases, Inspirational Latin Phrases, T, E, V, N, M, A

Nothing Is Simultaneously Both Created And Perfected

Nihil est… simul et inventum et perfectum.

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By Subject: Wise Latin Phrases, Philosophers, Marcus Tullius Cicero, Intelligence, Common Sense, N, I, P, S, E

The Journey Is Long Through Advice, But Efficient Through Examples

Longum iter est per praecepta, breve et efficax per exempla

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By Subject: Philosophical Latin Phrases, Wise Latin Phrases, Philosophers, Seneca the Younger, Learning and Teaching, L, B, E, I, P, Dictionary

Knowledge Itself Is Power

Ipsa scientia potestas est

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By Subject: Powerful Latin Phrases, Wise Latin Phrases, Quotes, Philosophers, Writers, Ruling, Governing, Popular Latin Phrases, Philosophical Latin Phrases, I, E, P, S, Inspirational Latin Phrases, Dictionary

Experience Teaches

Experientia docet

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By Subject: Wise Latin Phrases, Philosophical Latin Phrases, Stupidity, Tacitus, Historians, Learning and Teaching, Life, E, S, D, Intelligence, Common Sense, Dictionary

To Err Is Human

Errare est humanum.
(Seneca the Younger - Roman Stoic philosopher, statesman and dramatist.)

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By Subject: Seneca the Younger, H, E

I Think, Therefore I Am

Cogito, ergo sum
(Rene Descartes - French philosopher, writer, scientist and mathematician.)

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By Subject: Famous Quotes Translated Into Latin, Rene Descartes, Philosophical Latin Phrases, S, C, E, Common Latin Phrases

Latin Language Is Not Dead, Because We Speak It

Lingua Latina non mortua est quod eam loquimur.

By Subject: Philosophical Latin Phrases, Latin Language, M, N, E, L, Q

Frequent Bath Causes a Wasting Body

Frequens lavacrum tabidum corpus efficit.

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By Subject: L, Medical Latin Phrases, F, T, E, C