omnia si perdideris Famam servare memento
English translation: Whatsoever commodity you lose, be sure yet to preserve that jewel of a good name.
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| na | Whatsoever commodity you lose, be sure yet to preserve that jewel of a good name. |
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Whatsoever commodity you lose, be sure yet to preserve that jewel of a good name. Explanation: This translation of the phrase can be found in Thomas Brooks' "The Mute Christian under the Smarty Rod". Reference: http://www.iclnet.org/pub/resources/text/ipb-e/epl-10/web/br... |
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