Top Badass Latin Phrases | Warrior & Military Motivation

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The really badass thing is that many Romans actually lived by those phrases...nowdays we publish crap on social media and forget about it.

One of my favorite latin quotes: ''Pecunia non olet'' (''money doesn't stink'') by Emperor Vespasian, used by him to justify putting a tax on public urinals, in order to pay his legions after Nero almost drove the Empire into the ground. The pee gathered from public urinals was used to make ammonia, which was used as bleach back then and it was a very profitable business. So, Vespasian said: ''You guys make money out of it, you gonna pay a tax like the rest.'' When his son Titus, told him that is disgusting, Vespasian pulled out a gold coin and asked him: ''Does this coin smells bad?'' Titus answered: ''No.'' Vespasian answered: ''And yet we made this coin from taxing the urinals, you see money doesn't stink.'' This whole anecdote shows how Vespasian was a practical guy who was thinking outside the box, in order to get shieet done.

Me: Trying to pronounce the latin terms. Also me: 🤔Wondering why Satan is standing in the corner of my room. 👀

You didn't mention..."Amat Victoria Curam". Victory loves preparation.

The Latin language is so cool

I like this one. "Illegitimi non carborundum" or loosely translated don't let the bastards grind you down.

The phrase ''either with the shield or on it'' comes from Sparta and its origin is Greek , not Latin . In Spartan culture it was considered the biggest dishonour to return alive from battle if you had been defeated. That's were the phrase came from. As a Spartan you had two options : You either returned victorious , bearing your shield , or you were returned dead on top of it , which was one of the greatest honours because you had made the ultimate sacrifice , giving your life to protect your homeland. Great video though , love and respect from Greece.

The language itself is bad ass

Two years of Latin in high school let’s me actually understand these without translation. Thank you friar Marcel, may you enjoy your travels through the universe.

This guy, with his voice, could say “hi there” and it would sound epic

Great Latin phrases! Amat Victoria Curam is one of my favourite. It means “Success favours those who take pains” or “Victory Loves Preparation “

"""Life is 1% of what happens to you...an 99% of how you react...""

this moment when after 6 years of learning latin you find this video and hope the years weren't totally useless...

Luceo non Uro - "I shine, not burn"

Si hostes visibilis, etiam tu.... If the enemy is in range, so are you. My grandfather would always say that

My favourite one is "Dulce periculum" Danger is sweet. I feel like everytime I do a hard work is like im in danger and when I get it done it pays off wich is the sweet part.

The Latin conversation from the movie "Tombstone". Order of appearance: Latin phrase, literal translation in parentheses, more modern translation in brackets. Doc Holliday: In vino veritas (In wine there is truth) [When I'm drinking I speak the truth]. Johnny Ringo: Age quod agis (Do what you do) [If drinking's what you do best, keep doing only that]. Doc: Credat judias Apella, non ego (Tell the jew Apella, not me) [Tell it to someone who wants to hear it, because I don't]. Ringo: Juventus stultorum magister (Youth is the educator of fools) [I'll teach you, idiot] Doc: In pace requiescat! (Rest in peace!) [It's your funeral!]

"Si vis pacem para bellum" is my favorite

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