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What (who) is nemine contradicente - definition
Ne Plus Ultra
ALBUM BY WARNE MARSH
Nomen mysticum; Non mihi solum; Nunc scio quid sit amor; Non constat; Nunquam Non Paratus; Nemine contradicente; Ne plus ultra; Nem con; Nec plus ultra; Nil desperandum; Nunc est bibendum; List of Latin phrases: N; Nolens Volens; Navigare necesse est; Non vi sed verbo; Nihil in intellectu nisi prius in sensu; Nil sine numine; Nemo propheta in patria (sua); Non Omnis Moriar; Non multa sed multum; Nunquam non paratus
Ne Plus Ultra, is an album by saxophonist Warne Marsh recorded in 1969 and originally released on the Revelation label in 1970 before being rereleased on CD the Swiss HatOLOGY label in 2006 with a bonus track.Godwin, M.
nil desperandum
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Nomen mysticum; Non mihi solum; Nunc scio quid sit amor; Non constat; Nunquam Non Paratus; Nemine contradicente; Ne plus ultra; Nem con; Nec plus ultra; Nil desperandum; Nunc est bibendum; List of Latin phrases: N; Nolens Volens; Navigare necesse est; Non vi sed verbo; Nihil in intellectu nisi prius in sensu; Nil sine numine; Nemo propheta in patria (sua); Non Omnis Moriar; Non multa sed multum; Nunquam non paratus
[?d?sp?'rand?m]
¦ exclamation do not despair; never despair.
Origin
from L. nil desperandum Teucro duce 'no need to despair with Teucer as your leader', from Horace's Odes 1.vii.27.
ne plus ultra
ALBUM BY WARNE MARSH
Nomen mysticum; Non mihi solum; Nunc scio quid sit amor; Non constat; Nunquam Non Paratus; Nemine contradicente; Ne plus ultra; Nem con; Nec plus ultra; Nil desperandum; Nunc est bibendum; List of Latin phrases: N; Nolens Volens; Navigare necesse est; Non vi sed verbo; Nihil in intellectu nisi prius in sensu; Nil sine numine; Nemo propheta in patria (sua); Non Omnis Moriar; Non multa sed multum; Nunquam non paratus
[?ne. pl?s'?ltr?:]
¦ noun (the ne plus ultra) the perfect or most extreme example.
Origin
L., lit. 'not further beyond', the supposed inscription on the Pillars of Hercules prohibiting passage by ships.
