- The Manx
triskelion may be
reflected in the island's motto,
Quocunque jeceris stabit,
which appears as part of the island's coat of arms. The
Latin motto...
- exercising. Used for
various purposes in
different jurisdictions.
quocunque jeceris stabit whithersoever you
throw it, it will
stand motto of the Isle of Man...
-
falcon proper and sinister: A
raven proper. The
Latin motto is:
Quocunque Jeceris Stabit ("whithersoever you
throw it, it will stand", or "whichever way...
- The Coat of arms of the Isle of Man,
which uses the
motto "Quocunque
Jeceris Stabit" (Wherever you
throw it, it will stand), a
reference to the triskelion...
- the ****ure
Violents –
Barriers Doblecapa – La
Felpa Uzeda – Quo****que
jeceris stabit Décibelles – Rock Français
Asylums –
Genetic Cabaret Flat Worms...
- Manx
coinage until the
present day (the
motto was
corrected to "Quocunque
Jeceris Stabit" in the
early 18th century). In 1709,
pennies (£300 in total) and...
-
Launched 5
September 1940
Commissioned 20 June 1941
Motto Stabit quoconque jeceris (Latin: "It will stand,
however you
throw it")
Honours and
awards Malta...
- of the Isle of Man St.
Maughold Cushag (po****rly) or
Fuchsia Coat of arms of the Isle of Man
Quocunque Jeceris Stabit (Latin) "O Land of Our Birth"...
- island's
Latin motto (adopted late in the symbol's history): "Quocunque
Jeceris Stabit";
traditionally translated into
English as "Whithersoever you throw...
- legs of Mann and the
motto of the Manx coat of arms (Latin:
Quocunque Jeceris Stabit, lit. 'Whithersoever you
throw it, it will stand') in the Manx language...
