_Dabit otia Deus._ God will give peace. BRISBANE. _De interiore templo socius._ A comrade from within the temple. HORSMANDEN. _Decus virtuti soli._ Honor to virtue alone. LUDLOW. _Delectando pariterque monendo._ By pleasing while admonishing. MACKAY. _Deo dirigente crescendum est._ We must prosper, while God directs. LOWELL. _Deo duce perseverandum_. I will persevere under the guidance of God. JAY. _Deo et amicitiae._ For God and friendship. FORMAN. _Deo regique debeo._ I owe duty to God and the king. JOHNSON. _Deo spes mea._ God my hope. THORNTON. _Depressa resurgo._ I rise after defeat. PINTARD. _Deus amici et nos._ God, our friends, and ourselves. PELL. _Deus dabit._ God will grant. FISH. _Deus dux certus._ God a safe leader. BRIMAGE. _Deus meumque jus._ God and my right. SUPREME COUNCIL, 33d°. _Deus nobis haec otia fecit._ (Virg. _Ec._ i. vi.) God hath given us this tranquillity. SMITH. _Deus providebit._ God will provide. DOVE. _Dictis factisque simplex._ Simple in words and deeds. GILPIN. ROGERS. _Dieu défend de droit._ God defends the right. BOUCHER. _Disce pati._ Learn to endure. DUNCAN. _Discretio moderatrix virtutum._ Discretion mistress of virtues. QUINCY. _Duce natura sequor._ I follow the lead of Nature. HOLYOKE. _Ducit amor patriae._ Love of country leads me. PHILLIPS. _Dum clarum teneam._ While I hold to glory. PENN. This is not the complete motto of the family of Penn of Stoke Pogis; it should be, _Dum clarum rectum taneam_, which means, While I hold to glory let me hold to right. _Dum spiro spero._ While I breathe I hope. AUCHMUTY. MORRISON. SWAN. _Dum vivimus vivamus._ While we live let us live. PORCELLIAN SOCIETY LIBRARY. _E parvis oriuntur magna._ From small things great arise. BROTHERS IN UNITY. _E pluribus unum._ One from many. GUILFORD LIBRARY. MCKELDEN. U. S. ARMY. UNIDENTIFIED PLATE. _Emollit mores._ She civilizes. NEW YORK SOCIETY LIBRARY. _En dat Virginia quartam._ Behold Virginia furnishes her fourth. VIRGINIA COUNCIL CHAMBER. _En Dieu est tout._ In God is everything. CONNOLLY. WENTWORTH. _En espérance je vie._ I live in hope. BROWN. _Ense petit placidam sub libertate quietem._ With the sword he strives for calm quiet under the reign of liberty. MASS. LIBRARY OF THE GENERAL COURT. _Esse et videri._ To be and to seem to be. DUER. _Esse potius quam habere._ To be rather than to have. MINTURN. _Esse quam videri._ To be rather than to seem. ARCHDEACON. DUER. FENDALL. TYNG. WHITE. _Et mea messis erit._ And mine will be the harvest. DENNY. _Et si ostendo non jacta._ Altho’ I show, tell it not abroad. OGDEN. _Ex candore decus._ Honor from sincerity. MARSHALL.