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| Dimidium facti qui coepit habet; sapere aude: incipe! |
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| To have begun is to be half done; dare to know; start! |
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| Where there is a rose, there is a thorn. |
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| Beautiful enough, if good enough. |
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| God cares for the flowers. |
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| As painting so is poetry. |
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| Unus lanius non timet multas oves. |
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| One butcher does not fear many sheep. |
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| Est avis in dextra melior quam quattuor extra. |
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| A bird in the right hand is better than four outside. |
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| Animum debes mutare, non caelum. |
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| You should change your state of mind, not the sky. |
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| Bonus pastor animam suam dat pro ovibus suis. |
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| The good shepherd gives his life for his sheep. |
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| Improbe Neptunum accusat qui iterum naufragium facit. |
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| The man improperly blames the sea, who is a second time shipwrecked. |
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| Formicae grata est formica, cicada cicadae. |
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| Cricket is dear to cricket, ant to ant. |
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| Mens sana in corpore sano. |
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| A sound mind in a sound body. |
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| The moon is the eye of the night. |
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| Quis custodiet ipsos custodes? |
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| Who will guard the guards themselves. |
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| Recta linea brevissima, recta via tutissima. |
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| The straight line is the shortest, the straight road is the most safe. |
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| Bonus liber amicus optimus. |
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| A good book is the best friend. |
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| Mutare non potest pardus varietates suas. |
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| A leopard cannot change his spots. |
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| Homo ad laborem nascitur et avis ad volatum. |
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| A man is born to work and a bird to fly. |
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| He's puffing himself up like a frog. |
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| Dicunt enim et non faciunt. |
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| For they speak and do not do it. |
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| At home a dog is most fierce. |
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| To the stars through difficulties. |
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| Bonis nocet qui malis parcet. |
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| He who hurts the good spares the bad. |
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| Deus habet laneos pedes, plumneas manus. |
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| God had woolen feet and leaden hands. |
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| Ex bellis bella seruntur. |
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| From wars, wars are sown. |
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| Pulchritudo et salubritas. |
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