Ill 26 Bk 4 NON SEMPER ARCUM TENDIT. Non semper arcum tendit He does not always draw the bow Ill 27 Bk 4 VIVE MEMOR LETHI FUGIT HORA. Vive memor leti; fugit hora Live mindful of death; time flies Ill 28 Bk 4 MEDIIS TRANQUILLUS IN UNDIS. Mediis tranquillus in undis Calm amid the waves Ill 29 Bk 4 BONA FIDE. Bona fide In good faith Ill 30 Bk 4 PACISQUE BONUS BELLIQUE MINISTER. Pacisque bonus bellique minister A good servant in peace and in war Ill 31 Bk 4 PAR SIT FORTUNA LABORI. Par sit fortuna labori Let fortune be a match for labour Ill 32 Bk 4 POST NUBILA PHŒBUS. Post nubila Phoebus After clouds, the sun Ill 33 Bk 4 OMNIS VICTORIA A DOMINO. Omnis victoria a domino All victory is from the Lord Ill 34 Bk 4 NE QUID NIMIS. Ne quid nimis Nothing to excess Ill 35 Bk 4 PER ANGUSTA AD AUGUSTA. Per angusta ad augusta Through difficulties to greatness Ill 36 Bk 4 FIDUCIA CONCORS. Fiducia concors United in faith Ill 37 Bk 4 PRO ME SI MEREOR IN ME. Pro me; si mereor, in me For me, or if I deserve it, against me Ill 38 Bk 4 HAC ATQUE ILLAC PERFLUIT. Hac atque illac perfluit It leaks in all directions Ill 39 Bk 4 UTCUNQUE. Utcumque However Ill 40 Bk 4 FATA OBSTANT. Fata obstant The fates oppose Ill 41 Bk 4 VT NE QUID DEDECEAT. Ut ne quid dedeceat So there may be nothing unseemly Ill 42 Bk 4 NON NOBIS. Non nobis Not for us Ill 43 Bk 4 ASTRA DEUS REGIT. Astra deus regit God rules the stars Ill 44 Bk 4 FUROR FIT LÆSA SÆPIUS PATIENTIA. Furor fit laesa saepius patientia Patience too often offended turns to fury Ill 45 Bk 4 CŒCUS NIL LUCE IUVATUR. Caecus nil luce iuvatur A blind man is not helped by light Ill 46 Bk 4 INTER UTRUMQUE VOLAT. Inter utrumque volat She flies between the two Ill 47 Bk 4 SI DEUS VOLUERIT. Si deus voluerit If God wishes Ill 48 Bk 4 OMNIS CARO FŒNUM. Omnis caro faenum All flesh is grass Ill 49 Bk 4 PERIT QUOD ELAPSUM EST. Perit quod elapsum est That which has gone by is lost Ill 50 Bk 4 PERSEVERANTI DABITUR. Perseveranti dabitur It will be given to the persevering End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of A Collection of Emblemes, Ancient and Moderne, by George Wither