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June 11th, 2003
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Topic: some latin ones(Where there is unity, there is the victory.) - Roman proverb Nemo me impune lacessit (no one provokes me with impunity) Volens et potens (willing and able) PAX QUAERITUR BELLO (Peace is sought by war) SIC VOS NON VOBIS (Thus we labour, but not for ourselves) and the new U.S. Army slogan: Risk Your Life for Freedoms No One Appreciates! (i hope this doesn't violate the "English only" rule) |
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June 11th, 2003
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As long as there is an English translation it's OK. The English only rule is ment for discussions only. I don't want any discussions here that I can't understand and moderate... So thanks for these latin quotes/mottos/proverbs.. Latin is cool! 
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June 11th, 2003
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gotcha
yeah, latin kinda adds a bit of class to the whole deal, i hear that a lot of people say that about me, too  not quite |
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July 28th, 2003
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In nomine veritas et aequitas. It's not a motto though...not a military one at least. it's mine.
"in the name of truth and justice". the grammar is probably a little off, i don't know Latin. |
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August 28th, 2003
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in the name of truth and equality, if I remember my Latin correctly
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October 12th, 2003
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Ex Unitate Firmitudo
-to stand united and strong! -323 ATC sqn The old RAF classic Per Ardua Ad Astra -Through difficult ways to the stars!! |
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December 1st, 2003
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De Oppresso Liber I believe means Freedom for the Oppressed. My last latin class was 2 years ago so I'm a little rusty. According to my shirt that is the motto for the US Army Special Forces.
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December 1st, 2003
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Thanks, but I have this one on the site: http://www.military-quotes.com/mottos/spec%20ops.htm |
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March 15th, 2004
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Sure those are some pretty neat mottos, but the question is.. can you pronounce them??
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March 15th, 2004
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Finally found a use!
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