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He (God) has nodded assent to our undertakings |
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The trident from knowledge |
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Who pursues for Lady Justice |
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The sea yields to knowledge |
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To the stars through hardships |
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We dare to defend our rights |
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Ense petit placidam sub libertate quietem |
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By the sword he seeks a peaceful quiet with liberty |
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To be rather than to seem |
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Mountaineers are always free |
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Nothing without Providence
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He who transplanted sustains |
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Salus populi suprema lex esto |
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Let the safety of the people be the supreme law |
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Scuto bonae voluntatis tuae coronasti nos |
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With the shield of your good will you crowned us |
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Si quaeris peninsulam amoenam, circumspice |
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If you are seeking a pleasant peninsula, look around |
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To the greater glory of God |
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Civium in moribus rei publicae salus |
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The safety of the republic is in the morals of its citizens |
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Crescat scientia vita excolatur |
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Let knowledge grow, let life be perfected |
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I shall give you the crown of life |
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Under the Providence of God it flourishes |
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In fide vestra virtutem, in virtute autem scientiam |
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Courage in your faith, but knowledge in your courage |
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In lumine tuo videbimus lumen |
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In your light we shall see the light |
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Ineamus ad discendum, exeamus ad merendum |
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Let us enter to learn, let us depart to serve |
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Laws without morals are vain |
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Macte virtute sic itur ad astra |
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Well done! Thus one approaches the stars |
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Let him who has deserved the palm carry it |
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PISTEI THN APETHN, EN DE THI APETHI THN GNWSIN |
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Trust in your courage and in your courage trust in your knowledge |
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Doctor of Canon Law
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Juris Utruisque Doctor
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Doctor of both (Civil and Canon) Laws |
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Doctor of Letters
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Scientiae Juridicae Doctor
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Doctor of Juristic Science |
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Sacrae Theologiae Doctor
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Doctor of Sacred Theology |
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alumna (pl. -ae)
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alumnus (pl. -i)
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emerita (pl. -ae)
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deserved by service (retired) |
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emeritus (pl. -i)
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deserved by service
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(arising) from one's office |
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absent (from an assembled group) |
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place for a seal (as on an official transcript or document) |
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