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The only Latin quote I can suggest is “Audentes fortuna iuvat” (literally,“Fortune favours the bold”) that we read in Virgil’s Aeneid, book 10, line 284, where Turnus, the king of the Rutuli, an Italic
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Somnia ne cures; nam mens humana, quod optat, Dum vigilans sperat, per somnum cernit id ipsum. Don't have a care about dreams; for the human mind While it is awake hopes for what it wants; in sleep
Hello, here’s the pronunciation of “Te vestigiis persequi” and “Tua persequi vestigia” (“To follow in your footsteps” just meaning to be following a person’s pattern): -T is pronounced like
Hello, Here's the translation of the passage “Ex natura belli, commercia inter hostes cessare non est dubitandum. Quamvis nulla specialis sit commerciorum prohibitio, ipso tamen jure belli commercia