Results for arte translation from Latin to English

arte
dying world

vi et arte
strength and art to glory

arte sucker!!
welcome to hell.

marte et arte
by valour and skill

non vi, sed arte
applaud now

cum arte et studio
when the study will honor

magna arte clara
loud and clear

superamus non vi sed arte
overcome by art, not by force

et virtus ab arte triumphatus
skill and courage

sine arte, sine amore non est vita
without art, without love there is no life

cingulum vero de bysso retorta hyacintho purpura ac vermiculo distinctum arte plumaria sicut praecepit dominus mos
and a mitre of fine linen, and goodly bonnets of fine linen, and linen breeches of fine twined linen,

putaverunt enim solito eos more cedere qui fugam arte simulantes iniere consilium ut abstraherent eos de civitate et quasi fugientes ad supradictas semitas perduceren
and the children of benjamin said, they are smitten down before us, as at the first. but the children of israel said, let us flee, and draw them from the city unto the highways.

et sepelierunt eum in sepulchro suo quod foderat sibi in civitate david posueruntque eum super lectulum suum plenum aromatibus et unguentis meretriciis quae erant pigmentariorum arte confecta et conbuserunt super eum ambitione nimi
and they buried him in his own sepulchres, which he had made for himself in the city of david, and laid him in the bed which was filled with sweet odours and divers kinds of spices prepared by the apothecaries' art: and they made a very great burning for him.

virtus maximus gnome est communitas valida. quisquam paene, cum vel sine arte condocefactionis, potest adiuvare gnome melius facere.
gnome's greatest strength is our strong community. virtually anyone, with or without coding skills, can contribute to making gnome better.

deus sōl prīmus adulterium veneris et mārtis vīdit, quod semper omnia prīmus videt. quī, magnō dolōre affectus, vulcānō, fīliō iūnōnis, marītōque veneris, fūrtum atque locum fūrtī quam celerrimē dēmōnstrāvit. quae cum vulcānus audīvisset, palluit et statuam auream, quam callidē sculpēbat, statim omīsit. deinde īrā commōtus, diū in officīnā labōrābat; tandem, catēnīs gracilibus ex aere excūsīs, rētia perfēcit ut laqueīs subtīlibus amantēs dēprehenderet. haec rētia, quae tantā arte facta sunt ut tāctūs levēs mōmentaque parva sequerentur, vulcānus in lectō veneris collocāvit. postquam venus, uxor vulcānī, cum adulterō mārte in lectum cōnscendit et mārs, “venī, mea columba,” exclāmāvit, in mediīs amplexibus rētibus subtīlibus implicātī sunt. quōs cum vīdisset, vulcānus cēterōs deōs arcessīvit ut flāgitium patefaceret. dī, venerem mārtemque cōnspicātī, valdē dērīsērunt.
love