_Moveo et proficio._ I advance and progress. KNOX. _Multum legendum._ Much to be read. WHITE. _My hope on high._ BEDLOW. _My might makes right._ MACKEY. _Natura duces._ Nature shall lead. MASS. MEDICAL SOCIETY LIBRARY. _Naturae convenienter vivere._ To live conformably to Nature. LUDLOW. _Ne cede malis._ Yield not to misfortune. CHASE. _Ne crede colori._ Trust not to color. SMITH. _Ne oublie._ Do not forget. GRAHAM. _Ne parcas nec spernas._ Neither spare nor scorn. YATES. _Ne quid nimis._ Not too much of anything. TAZEWELL. _Nec aspera terrent._ Difficulties do not daunt. SMITH. _Nec degener._ I do not degenerate. SILVESTER. _Nec elatus nec dejectus._ Neither overjoyed nor overworried. THOMAS. _Nec gladio nec arcu._ Not by sword or bow. DUDLEY. _Nec quaerere honorem nec sperne._ Neither to seek nor to despise honor. SARGENT. _Nec sorte nec fato._ Neither by chance nor fate. RUTHERORD. _Nec spe nec metu._ Neither by hope or dread. READ. _Nec te quaesiveris extra._ Seek not beyond yourself. HARISON. _Nec timeo nec sperno._ I neither fear nor despise. GREENE. _Nemo nisi Christus._ Nothing unless Christ. APTHORP. _Never check._ HAWKS. _Never despair._ PINTARD. _Nihil me tangere._ Nothing smirches me. STEARNS. _Nil conscire sibi._ To have a conscience free from guilt. PRESCOTT. _Nil desperandum._ Never despair. SHEPHEARD. SHEPPARD. STEWART. _Nil facimus non sponte Dei._ We do nothing but by the will of God. ATKINSON. _Nil sine Deo._ Nothing without God. WALDO. _Nil sine magno vita labore dedit mortalibus._ Life gives nothing to mortals without great labor. EVARTS. _Nil utile quod non honestum._ Nothing useful that is not honest. SMITH. _Nobilis ira._ Noble in anger. STEWART. _Nocturna versate manu, versate diurna._ (Hor.) Ponder night and day. ROBBINS. _Non est vivere sed valere vita._ Not living, but health, is life. MOORE. _Non flectere a vero._ Not to be moved from the truth. LIVIUS. _Non incautus futuri._ Not heedless of the future. LEE. _Non nobis solum._ Not for ourselves alone. DRAYTON. ELIOT. _Non oblitus._ Not forgotten. MCTAVISH. _Non reverter invitus._ Reluctantly I do not return. JENKINS. _Non sibi sed aliis._ Not for himself, but for others. OLMSTED. _Non sibi sed patriae._ Not for himself, but for his country. HILL. _Non vi sed voluntate._ Not by force, but good will. BOUCHER. _Nosce te ipsum._ Know thyself. EDWARDS. NEW YORK SOCIETY LIBRARY. _Not always so._ BARRELL. _Nulla pallescere culpa._ To turn pale from no crime. BYRD. _Nulli praeda._ A prey to no one. DEANE. _Nullus in verba._ (Hor. _Ep._ Lib. I. i. 14.) At the dictation of no man. MAXEY.