American Book-Plates: A Guide to Their Study with ExamplesAllen, Charles Dexter
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American Book-Plates: A Guide to Their Study with Examples
Allen, Charles Dexter
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_Nunc mihi nunc alii._ Now for myself, now for another. WORMELEY.
_Nunquam non paratus._ Never unprepared. JOHNSTON.
_Occasionem cognoscere._ To perceive the opportunity. LOWELL.
_Omnes fremant licet dicam quod sentio._ Though all rage, I shall
say what I think. SMITH.
_Omni fortunae paratus._ Ready for any fortune. FORBES.
_Omnia Deo pendent._ All things depend on God. STOCKTON.
_Omnia relinquit servare rempublicam._ He leaves all to serve the
state. TUBERVILLE.
_Par espérance et activité nous surmontons._ By hope and work we
overcome. GORHAM.
_Par pari._ Equal to my equal. WALL.
_Patior ut potior._ I endure as I can. SPOTSWOOD.
_Patria cara carior libertas._ Dear is country, dearer is liberty.
BROWN. CLINTON. MARCHANT.
_Patria veritas fides._ Country, truth, faith. EVERETT.
_Pauper non in spe._ Not poor in hope. POOR.
_Pax et amor._ Peace and love. BACKHOUSE.
_Pax et copia._ Peace and plenty. JONES.
_Pax hospitia ruris._ Grateful peace of the country. JONES.
_Pax in bello._ Peace in war. PRIOLEAU.
_Pax quaeritur bello._ Peace is secured by war. OLIVER.
_Pectore puro._ With a pure heart. ROYALL.
_Pelle timorem._ Drive off fear. WHATLEY.
_Peperi._ I have brought forth. PEPPERRELL.
_Per aspera ad astra._ Through trials to glory. JOHNSON.
_Per varios casus._ By various fortunes. MERCER.
_Perge coepisti._ Go on as you have begun. TEN BROECK.
_Perit ut vivat._ He dies that he may live. FENWICK. MAGILL.
_Persevere._ GALLATIN.
_Pia mente studeatur._ Study with reverent mind. PHILLIPS ACADEMY.
_Piety is peace._ HOPKINS.
_Post tenebras speramus lumen de lumine._ After the darkness we
hope for the light of the day. COFFIN.
_Postero ne credo._ Trust not the future. CUTTING.
_Praestat opes sapientia._ Wisdom excels wealth. LIVINGSTON.
_Pro aris et focis._ For our altars and our firesides. BLOOMFIELD.
_Pro Deo et nobilissima patria Batavorum._ For God and my most
noble country, Batavia. VAN NESS.
_Pro lege et rege._ For the law and the king. CHILD. HICKS.
WHITEBREAD.
_Pro libertate._ For liberty. PROVOOST.
_Pro patria._ For my country. WALLACE.
_Pro patria mori._ For country, die. GARDINER.
_Pro patria semper._ Always for my country. FITZHUGH.
_Pro rege et patria._ For the king and fatherland. CHAMPION.
_Probitas laudatur et laget._ Honesty is praised and is left to
starve. ANTILL.
_Probitate et industria._ By honesty and industry. BRIDGEN.
_Procurator industria._ Industry the chief. FRAUNCES.
_Progredi non regredi._ To advance, not to recede. RUTLEDGE.
_Propere et provide._ Quickly and carefully. ROBINSON.
_Proprium decus et petrum._ POWEL.
_Prospicere quam ulcisci._ Overlook rather than avenge. MAINGAULT.
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