-
rebellious captains to
fight and
conquer the
Spanish treasure fleet in 1638.
audacter calumniare,
semper aliquid haeret slander boldly,
something always sticks...
- 2nd, 3rd and 4th or
bugle horns stringed and
garnished guiles. Motto:
Audacter et strenue. The
motto translates from
Latin as "boldly and earnestly"....
-
Sioux warrior wearing a war
bonnet on horseback. The
regimental motto, "
Audacter et Strenue" (Strongly and Boldly) was
attached to a
scroll at the bottom...
-
Pollock Crest: A boar p****ant shot
through with a dart Proper. Motto:
Audacter et
strenue [Latin, 'Boldly and readily', 'Boldly and Strongly'] Chief:...
-
National Review.
Retrieved August 19, 2019. Tanton, John. "SPLC's MO:
Audacter calumniare semper aliquid haeret (slander boldly,
something always sticks)"...
-
rebellious captains to
fight and
conquer the
Spanish treasure fleet in 1638.
audacter calumniare,
semper aliquid haeret slander boldly,
something always sticks...
- 51.7620; -1.2617
Latin name
Collegium Sanctae Annae Motto Consulto et
audacter (Purposefully and boldly)
Established 1879
Named for
Saint Anne Previous...
- (prūdentis) ('prudent') prūdenter ('prudently') audāx, audāx (audācis) ('bold')
audācter ('boldly') virīlis, virīle ('courageous, spirited') virīliter ('courageously...
-
Supporters Dexter a
dragon (representing a
Chinese dragon)
Argent charged on the
shoulder with a torteau,
sinister a pea****
close Proper.
Motto Audacter Tolle...
- two
Portcullises of the
second Supporters On
either side a Bear Or
muzzled collared and
chained Sable Motto Audacter Et
Strenue (Boldly and strenuously)...
