Vous avez cherché: knowledge to conquer (Anglais - Latin)

to conquer
suaviter in modo

born to conquer
natus vincere

to live is to conquer
vivamus ut est pati

na´vi born to conquer
natus vincere

through knowledge to wisdom
per scientiam ad sapientiam

to conquer always with faith
fide semper vincere

to conquer or to be conquered,
vinceris aut vinci

it takes courage to conquer fear
virtus vincit timorem

strength to conquer powers and mountains
vires montesque vincimus

the land is easy to conquer, which is incendiary
terra mora vantis

the work of one will never be able to conquer these forces
labor unius numquam poterit has copias vincere

i come to war always in the moment always in my heart to conquer all that are aginst me
advenio bellum semper in ipso semper in corde conqer adversum me omnes qui

and he changeth the times and the seasons: he removeth kings, and setteth up kings: he giveth wisdom unto the wise, and knowledge to them that know understanding:
et ipse mutat tempora et aetates transfert regna atque constituit dat sapientiam sapientibus et scientiam intellegentibus disciplina

and i saw, and behold a white horse: and he that sat on him had a bow; and a crown was given unto him: and he went forth conquering, and to conquer.
et vidi et ecce equus albus et qui sedebat super illum habebat arcum et data est ei corona et exivit vincens ut vincere

all the barbarians in caledon, you say rightly, to be very strong. silanus, a friend of mine, who had recently been campaigning for agricola, who, in gaul, he says, caledon, to dwell in the most distant part of gaul. cakdonii the most confident spirit to fight, though they are accustomed to, and silanus be able to conquer the barbarians, affirms that to our army. for he believes that a much stronger than to be rather than the caledonian, not only the romans, but also we laud and to have a better,
ecte dicis caledonios omnium barbarium fortissimos esse. amicus meus silanus, qui cum agricola in gaulia nuper militabat, dicit caledonios in ultimis partibus gauliae habitare. quamquam caledonii ferocissime pugnare solent, silanus affirmat exercitum nostrum barbaros vincere posse. credit enim romanos non modo multo fortiores esse quam caledonios, sed etiam exceritum meliorem habere