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English	Latin
a handsome face is a silent recommendation (Liberius; also attributed to Publilius Syrus)	formosa facies muta commendatio est
a state is regulated by two things, reward and punishment (Cicero, attributed to Solon)	rempublicam duabus rebus contineri dixit, præmio et pœna
books have their own destiny (Terentianus Maurus; also attributed to Horace)	habent sua fata libelli
everyone knows what a godsend this story about Christ has been to us and to our order (attributed to Pope Leo X)	quantum nobis notrisque hace fabula de Christo profuerit notum est
I and my king (an insolent remark attributed to Cardinal Wolsey)	ego et rex meus
I believe it because it is impossible (attributed to Tertullian )	credo quia impossibile (est)
I have lost a day (i.e., I have done nothing of worth) (attributed to Titus)	diem perdidi
If only the Roman people had one neck! (Suetonius, attributed to Emperor Caligula)	Utinam populus Romanus unam cervicem haberet!
in the spot where liberty has made her last stand she was fated to be smitten (Lucan, attributed to Julius Cæsar)	libertas ultima mundi quo steterit ferienda loco
industry is everything (a Greek saying, attributed to Periander)	melete to pan
it is not a question of feeding the sheep, but of wool (i.e., of fleecing them) (attributed to Pius II)	non est de pastu omnium quæstio, sed de lana
let them hate, provided they approve (attributed to Emperor Tiberius)	oderint dum probent
make haste slowly (Suetonius, attributed to Cæsar Augustus)	festina lente
no more things should be presumed to exist than are absolutely necessary (attributed to William of Occam, known as Occam’s razor)	entia non sunt multiplicanda præter necessitatem
so many heads, so many minds, each has his own way (attributed to Terence)	quot capita tot sententiæ, suus cuique mos est

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