拉丁文谚语（Latin proverb）.docVIP

拉丁文谚语（Latin proverb） Some Latin sayings in the philosophical works A A, fronte, praecipitium, a, tergo, Lupi In front of the cliff, the wolves behind (ie: no way, after the pursuers) A, Mari, usque, ad, mare From the sea to the sea (Canadian motto) Absenti, Nemo, non, nocuisse, velit May no one speak ill of those who are not present Absit omen absit omen Abusus non tollit Usum Abuse does not preclude good use (the possibility that one thing is abused does not affect it or can be used) Actus, non, facit, reum, Nisi, mens, EST, rea The act of non intentional crime is not considered as a criminal act Agnosco Veteris vestigia flammae I feel the flame I once had again Aliquando bonus dormitat Homerus Sometimes good Homa will doze off (meaning: although the saints will inevitably be wrong, namely: Homer sometimes nods) Altissima, quaeque, flumina, minimo, sono, Labi The deeper the river, the less sound it is Amicus humani generis Friend of all mankind Amicus, Plato, SED, Magis, Amica, Veritas I love Platon, but I love truth more (the truth is more important than authority) Amor EST vitae essentia Amor est vitae essentia HAnnibal ad Portas Hannibal has come to our gate! (used to frighten a child) Ars EST celare Artem Art without expression is true art Ars gratia artis Art for art Ars, longa, Vita, brevis Art is short, life is short, art is immortal, or life is finite and art is infinite Audentes Fortuna iuvat Fortune favors the bold Audi alteram partem Listen to the statement of the other party (meaning hear the other side) C Caelum, non, animum, mutant, qui, trans, mare, currunt Those people walk across the sea, only for the clock does not change the nature (meaning: around the far-off regions, nature does not change) Carpe Diem Seize the day (carpe diem) Castigat ridendo mores The smile (meaning: to laugh and tease the way to change our habits, a cautionary comedy) Cave Canem Beware of fierce dogs Caveat emptor Buyer beware / buyer beware Cogito ergo sum I think, therefo