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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_Providentia sumus._ We are providence. BLATCHFORD.
_Prudenter et simpliciter._ Discreetly and simply. VAUGHAN.
_Pugna pro patria libertas._ I fight for the liberty of my country.
MARTIN.
_Qui contentus felix._ Happy he who is content. SMITH.
_Quicscit in perfecto._ He rests in labor completed. LINONIAN
SOCIETY LIBRARY.
_Quo cunque ferar._ Whithersoever I may be carried. ST. CLAIR.
_Quo fata vocant._ Where the fates call. BAY. ERVING. VOSE.
_Quo vocat virtus._ Where virtue calls. JAUNCEY.
_Quod fieri non vis alteri ne fueris._ Do not that which you would
not wish another to do. COCK.
_Recte et suaviter._ Justly and mildly. KING.
_Recte faciendo securus._ Safe in acting justly. INGLIS.
_Refero._ I bring back. WALL.
_Respice finum._ Regard the end. MCMURTRIE.
_Reviresco._ I become young again. MAXWELL.
_Robori prudentia praestat._ Discretion is more than strength.
YOUNG.
_Rosae inter spinas nascunter._ Roses are found among the thorns.
THORNDIKE.
_Sacra quercus._ Holy oak. HOLYOKE.
_Saepe pro rege, semper pro republica._ Often for the king, always
for the commonwealth. VASSALL.
_Sans changer._ Without changing. MUSGRAVE.
_Sans Dieu je ne puis._ Without God I cannot do it. SKIPWITH.
_Sapienter si sincere._ Wisely if sincerely. DAVIDSON.
_Secundis dubiisque rectus._ Upright both in prosperity and perils.
WYTHE.
_Seges votis respondet._ The crop responds to the prayers. HASTY
PUDDING CLUB LIBRARY.
_Semper caveto._ Be always on guard. BALL.
_Semper fidelis._ Always faithful. SCHUYLER.
_Semper idem._ Always the same. CLARK.
_Semper paratus._ Always prepared. DUNNING. EVERDELL. MCCOUN.
HOPKINSON.
_Serva jugum._ Keep the yoke. HAY.
_Simplius sicut columbae._ More harmless than a dove. THE BISHOP OF
JAMAICA.
_Sine Deo careo._ Without God I want. CARY.
_Sine virtute vani sunt honores._ Without virtue, honors are vain.
BOZMAN.
_Sol sapientiae nunquam occidet._ The sun of wisdom never shall
set. SOCIAL FRIENDS’ LIBRARY.
_Sola bona quae honesta._ Those things only are good which are
honest. HUNTER.
_Sola salus servire Deo._ The only safe course is to serve God.
BURKE. JARVIS. MORONG.
_Soli Deo gloria et honor._ Glory and honor be to God alone.
BOUDINOT.
_Solus minus solus._ Alone yet not alone. MUHLENBERG.
_Sperne successus alit._ Success nourishes, but to scorn. GURNEY.
_Spero meliora._ I hope for better things. LIVINGSTON. LUDLOW.
PANTON.
_Spes mea in Deo._ My trust is in God. CABELL.
_Spes meliora._ The hope of better things. PANTON.
_Spes vincit terrorem._ Hope conquers all fears. WINTHROP.
_Stand sure._ GRANT.
_Strive for glory._ VAVASOUR.
_Study to know thyself._ GREENE.
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