Added on April 14, 2017 Latin Phrases

bis pueri senes – Old men are twice children

bis pueri senes Old men are twice children durante minore aetate During minority; at an early age; while one is young aetatis At the age of aetatis suae In the year of one’s life

deo juvante – with God’s Help (motto of Monaco)

Joannes est nomen eius – John Is His Name (Motto of Puerto Rico)

sapientia superat moras – Wisdom Overcomes Difficulty (Bolton Institute Motto)

quoqunque jeceris stabit – Whichever Way You Throw It, It Will Stand

libertas – Freedom

montis insignia calpe – Badge of the Rock of Gibraltar (motto)

casus belli – That Which Causes or Justifies War

pro rata – Proportionally; for a Proportion

mutatis mutandis – Things Being Changed Which Are to Be Changed

Latin Prescription Abbreviations

Common Latin Abbreviations

quoqunque jeceris stabit – Whichever Way You Throw It, It Will Stand

libertas – Freedom

montis insignia calpe – Badge of the Rock of Gibraltar (motto)

Latin Phrases: Age

bis pueri senes – Old men are twice children

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