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4 kwi 2014 · There are two main options. for "and" in Latin. We can use the simple word et (as in panem et circenses, bread and circuses), or we can use the enclitic -que (as in Senatus Populusque Romanus [S.P.Q.R. the mark of the Legion in Gladiator], The Senate and Roman People).
3 cze 2001 · What I am trying to do is to persuade the SEALs to ask the permission of Russell Crowe and DreamWorks to adopt a Latin translation of Maximus's motto ("Strength and honor") as their own official motto. I first have to confirm that my proposed translation is the best one: *Vires et honestas*.
1 mar 2007 · We all shared a deep love for the movie "Gladiator" and this was what was said while they would salute. I'm really hoping to get the correct translation so I don't end up permanently marking someone's joke for something this important to us.
Crowe invented the phrase "Strength and Honor," which is a modified version of the Latin motto of his high school, "Veritate et Virtute," which translates as "Truth and Virtue." [ 29 ] Crowe also improvised part of the scene in which Maximus describes his home to Marcus Aurelius.
19 maj 2016 · In short, Maximus’ creed of “strength and honour” seems merely generically Roman, whereas it Proximo’s creed of “shadows and dust” that seems more properly Stoic.
10 lut 2005 · This saying (probably fictitious) is heard in the film "Gladiator" starring Russel Crowe. The inference is that it is some kind of Roman army motto or exhortation. Can someone translate "Strength and Honor" into Latin for me? Thanks!
2000. "Gladiator" is an epic historical film set in ancient Rome. It follows Maximus, a former general turned slave and gladiator, as he seeks revenge against the corrupt Emperor Commodus, who murdered his family and seized power. Maximus rises … more ».
