Gaudens

As the Latin expression tertium gaudens – the happy third – reminds us, rather than getting in the middle of every fight, sometimes it is better "to hold the coats of those who do." ❋ Unknown (2008)

Cor varie inclinatur, nunc gaudens, nunc moerens; statim ex timore nascitur Zelotypia, furor, spes, desperatio. ❋ Unknown (2007)

Such a collision would enfeeble those two Powers; while Germany, as _tertius gaudens_ would be free to work her will both in Europe and Asia [505]. ❋ John Holland Rose (1898)

Fidem vero et diligentiam hic suam in adducendis ad catechismum liberis praestet Ecclesia, cupiens et gaudens liberos suos recte institui. ❋ Unknown (1889)

Corruption, if so it may still be termed, has taken another phase; it has bowed its head and courted democracy, like to the Roman king, Ancus Martius, "nimium gaudens popularibus auris" -- cringing to popular suffrage -- to ride into place and power, by granting measures momentarily floating uppermost, and suffering the tail to guide the head, as did the snake in Æsop's fable. ❋ John Gay (1708)

Inter reliqua animantium fomno iingulare efl; molliter cubat, leftoque gaudens leni cum ipfis aulicis in dormiendo, ad meridiem us - que, certat. ❋ Unknown (1788)

XXXL AciDUM arfenici ficcum arte paratur, gra - vitate fpecifica 3, 391. gaudens, igne fufibile ct fixum, donec materiae caloris tantum ab - ftulcrit ❋ Torbern Bergman (1783)

Fcrqii'e fcholas, turmasque uocaiis, piapraemia. gaudens Praebuitj, et fidos opibus ditauit alumnos t Qo Pro meritis, gradibusqiie fuis. ❋ Schwarz, Christian Gottlieb, 1675-1751 (1779)

Princtpe ctim fummo gaudens haec cun la Johannes Peyfecit, cnjus emicat altus hcnor, ❋ Unknown (1773)

'iactantior Ancus nunc quoque iam nimium gaudens popularibus auris.' ❋ Thomas Ross Mills (N/A)

uictor ab ora. unico gaudens mulier marito5 prodeat iustis operata sacris et soror clari ducis et decorae ❋ Horace (1912)

{46} [58] [ "Age Xerxes .. eo usque luxuria gaudens, ut edicto præmium ei proponeret, qui novum voluptatis genus reperisset." ❋ George Gordon Byron Byron (1806)