Nationality: Latin Proverbs and sayings. Page 2

Quote Explanation: Response of the Senate of Rome and the entire Roman Empire.

Quote Explanation: These words are in the form of exclamation during the inauguration ceremony in San the new Pope, to whom the thrice-burn the piece of cloth as a sign that all of the earth, including the received power and the glory, — ghostly, changeable and perishable. Expression is used when talking about something lost (beauty, glory, power, Majesty, authority) who have lost the sense of variation, which is a minor alteration of the text of the book by the German philosopher-mystic Thomas à Kempis (XV V.) "the imitation Of Christ" (I, 3, 6)

Quote Explanation: First they ended the Senate's decrees concerning all the people of Rome, in consequence of the funds that provide professional assistance to philanthropists, public or commercial organizations on a gratuitous basis.

Quote Explanation: Latin proverb was first told about Archimedes, appeared during the siege of Syracuse by the Romans in 212 BC during the Second Punic war. Description of the siege of Syracuse by the Roman General Marcello and participation in defence of Archimedes, contained in the writings of Plutarch and Livy.

Quote Explanation: Horace said, seeing how the actors play it is false play.

Quote Explanation: According to Christian tradition, the Emperor Constantine before a battle with his rival, an enemy of Christians by Maxentius, saw in a dream a cross with the inscription: "SIM win".

Quote Explanation: the words of the Roman Emperor (69 ad) Vitellius Aulus of which, according to Roman historian Suetonius ("the Lives of twelve Caesars"), said them after the battle with his predecessor, mark Salesian Hotton.