Quanti est sapere

Par in parem non habet imperium means “An equal has no authority over an equal.” No sovereign state can sit in judgment on another equal state. Source: Legal maxim.

Absit iniuria verbis means “Let there be no offense in the words.” Said before a remark that might sound harsh, to show that no insult is intended. Source: Latin phrase.

Repetita iuvant means “Repeated things help.” Saying or practising something again helps it stick – a defence of repetition in teaching and learning. Source: Latin proverb.

Ad sanctos means “Near the saints.” Burial close to the tombs or relics of saints. Source: Latin phrase.

Nisi sapientia frustra means “Without wisdom, all is in vain.” Effort, wealth and knowledge are wasted without wisdom to guide them. Source: Latin motto.

Sapientia, virtus, amicitia means “Wisdom, virtue, friendship.” The motto names three classical goods: clear thinking, good character and loyal companionship. Source: Latin university motto.