Results for petat honores translation from Latin to English

honores
i am not able to go up to the great offices of the

honores vero
evil

honores petat
he asks honor

sed lovdat honores
the wise man does not go around

joclim petat matat
meaning of ask

meaning of joclim petat matat
joclim meaning of matat

non ambire probat sapiens sed laudat honores
the wise man approves not to go around, but praises honors

nam in britannia ad magnos honores ascendere non possum
why did i ever come to this barbarous people to

joclim petat matat duminos dicit duminos pariham kudli
meaning of request

non ambire probat sapiens sed lavdat honores laudat contingant
the wise man tries not to go around, but honors

admisere eique omnia jura honores privilegia ad hunc gradum pertinentia concessere
his bachelor of science

dicamus bona verba venit natalis ad aras quisquis ades lingua vir mulierque fave ispe suos genius adsit visurus honores
say good words come birthday to the altars

non facies quod iniquum est nec iniuste iudicabis nec consideres personam pauperis nec honores vultum potentis iuste iudica proximo tu
ye shall do no unrighteousness in judgment: thou shalt not respect the person of the poor, nor honour the person of the mighty: but in righteousness shalt thou judge thy neighbour.

non ambire probat sapiens sed lavdat honores, lavdat, contingant is tamen illa probis. sic phaetontaeus niminvm temeraria lapsvs vota docet tanden fine carere bono
the wise man tries not to go

anno xlv gaius julius caesar ex hispania regressus est et quintum triumphum celebravit. senatus honores ei dedit, sed simulac multi senatores anxii erant. nam caesar nomina “pater patriae” et “dictator perpetuo” acceperat . aliqui senatorum caesarem esse regem nolebant. conspiratio in eum suscepta est, a marco bruto et gaio cassio ducta. hi et alii senatores constituerunt idibus martiis, anno xliv, caesarem interficere et patriam servare. pro theatro pompeii caesarem xxiii vulnera
in the 45th year of his reign, gaius julius caesar returned from spain and celebrated his fifth triumph. the senate gave him honors, but soon many of the senators were anxious. for caesar had received the name "father of his country" and "perpetual dictator." some of the senators did not want caesar to be king. a conspiracy was undertaken against him, drawn up by marcus brutus and caius cassius. these and other senators determined to kill caesar on the ides of march, 44, and save his country. 23 wounds for caesar at pompey's theater