_Ante victoriam ne cane triumphum._ Sing not of triumph before the victory. THOMPSON. _Arcui meo non confido._ I trust not to my bow. WILKES. _Ars longa, vita brevis._ Art is long and life is fleeting. PRIESTLEY. _At re non impetu._ By reason, not by force. HUNTER. _Auctor pretiosa facit._ The Giver makes them valuable. LENNOX. _Audacter._ Boldly. EWING. _Aude fieri justum._ Dare to do the right. PARKER. _Auspice Christo._ Under the guidance of Christ. DAVIS. _Aut mors aut vita decora._ Either death, or an honorable life. LIVINGSTON. _Aut nunquam tantis aut perfice._ Either do not attempt, or complete. HEMING. _Be sure._ PASLEY. _Beata Domus, custodita sic cuja Deo Domino est._ Blessed the home, so guarded by the Lord God. BRASHER. _Beauty and Grace._ SMITH. _Bello virtus._ Courageous in war. KEESE. _Beware my edge._ GIBBS. _Bona que honesta._ Good things and honest. JACKSON. _Bona vince malum._ Overcome evil with good. ELLISTON. _Carpe diem._ (Hor. _Od._ i. 77.) Seize the present opportunity. HOFFMAN. _Carpe diem: postero ne credo._ Seize the present: trust not the future. CUTTING. _Cassis tutissima virtus._ Virtue is the safest helmet. KNIGHTS OF THE SQUARE TABLE. _Cave._ Beware. PARKER. _Cavendo tutus._ Safe by caution. DANA. _Chacun à son goût._ Each to his own taste. SMITH. _Cherish virtue._ KING. _Christi servitus vera libertas._ The service of Christ true liberty. VAUGHAN. _Christo et ecclesia._ For Christ and the church. HARVARD COLLEGE LIBRARY. _Cito pede praeterit aetas._ With swift foot old age comes on. SARGEANT. _Clarior hinc honos._ Hence the brighter honor. BUCHANAN. _Claris dextera factis._ (Virg. _Æn._ vii. 474.) A right hand employed in glorious deeds. BYAM. _Clibor ne sceame._ CLIBORNE. _Cognoscere occasionem._ Recognize the opportunity. NEWTON-WILLIAMS. _Colendo crescent._ By cultivating they increase. LIVIUS. _Communiter bona profundere Deorum est._ It is the manner of the gods to lavish good upon all. PHILADELPHIA LIBRARY CO. _Concordia societatis nostra vinculum est._ Concord is the bond of our society. LINONIAN SOCIETY LIBRARY. _Confido in Domino._ I trust in God. SEDGWICK. _Conquer death by virtue._ SHERMAN. _Consilio manuque._ By counsel, and by the hand. PEIRSON. _Consilio non impetu._ By counsel not by force. AGNEW. _Coronat virtus cultores suos._ Virtue crowns her worshippers. CLARKE. _Cor unum ira mea._ My whole heart in my wrath. TOMLINSON. _Courage sans peur._ Courage without fear. LEWIS. _Crescit amor nummi._ The desire for riches increases. UNIDENTIFIED PLATE. _Cui est amiens felix._ Happy he who has a friend. WHITRIDGE.