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'Superbia in Praelia' it means 'Pride in Battle'.
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Colorado motto what does it mean?
Colorado's motto "Nil sine numine" is Latin for "Nothing without Providence."
What does the latin motto Sine Labe mean?
'without dishonor' or 'without blemish'.
What does the latin word s in the olympic motto mean?
Faster, higher, stronger.
What does the latin motto Sine Labe Decus mean?
honour without dishonour
What is Harvard University motto and what does it mean?
The motto is commonly trimmed to the single word "Veritas", Latin for "Truth".But in fact the full official motto is the longer, "Veritas christo et ecclesiae," that is, "Truth for Christ and the church". The motto dates from 1692 and reflects the university's religious roots.
What does the Latin motto 'Cave Calcem' mean?
Beware of the dog
Colorado motto what does it mean?
Colorado's motto "Nil sine numine" is Latin for "Nothing without Providence."
What does new york state motto mean?
ever upward in Latin
What does the Colorado's state motto mean?
The state motto is "Nil sine numine" which is Latin for "Nothing without Providence."
What you mean by Manchester comes to India?
city of commerce
What does the latin motto Sine Labe mean?
'without dishonor' or 'without blemish'.
What does the latin word s in the olympic motto mean?
Faster, higher, stronger.
What does the latin motto Sine Labe Decus mean?
honour without dishonour
What does motto mean on your family crest?
The motto on a family crest is the short phrase or word cluster, often in Latin, that is associated with the symbols.
What does simpered mean?
Semper Fidelis, its latin for always faithful. It is the Marine Corps motto.
Who was jailed for Manchester United recently?
I think you mean Manchester City. On the 24th March 2011 Manchester City's Kelvin Etuhu was sentenced to a prison term for an assault which broke a mans jaw.
What is motto of the 2008 Beijing Olympics in greek?
The Olympic motto is "Citius, Altius, Fortius." These three Latin words mean "Swifter, Higher, Stronger." I don't know what it is in Greek, but maybe you meant Latin.
