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Alter ego means “Another self.” An alter ego is a second self: a trusted friend, a fictional persona or, in law, a company used as a mere extension of its owner. Source: Latin phrase.

Actus legis nemini facit iniuriam means “The act of the law does wrong to no one.” When the law itself acts, such as through the lapse of time, no one can claim to have been wronged by it. Source: Legal maxim.

Ab alio amentatas hastas torquere means “To hurl spears that someone else has fitted with throwing straps.” To use arguments prepared by someone else. Source: Cicero, De oratore 1.242.

Virtute duce, comite fortuna means “With virtue as guide and fortune as companion.” Let principle lead, and luck may follow. Source: Cicero, Epistulae ad familiares 10.3.

In spe means “In hope.” Used for something or someone expected in the future, as in ‘a bride in spe’ – one still to come. Source: Scholarly Latin phrase.

Aula magna means “Great hall.” The main assembly hall of a university. Source: University Latin.