Funny and Inspirational Latin Phrases This section is for designs featuring phrases in Latin. Some of them may be familiar and some new, some inspirational, and some humorous. Also, some of them will include their English translations and some don't, depending on what packs the best 'punch'. Carpe Latin Phrases! The designs in this section include: "in puris naturalibus" (completely naked), "non compos mentis" (not of sound mind), "fiat lux" (let there be light), "tabula rasa" (blank tablet), "nunc est bibendum" (now it is time to drink), "nosce te ipsum" (know thyself), "omnia vincit amor" (love conquers all), "a posse ad esse" (from possibility to actuality), "lusus naturae" (freak of nature), "in medias res" (in the middle of things), "est deus in nobis" (there is a god inside us), "mirabile visu" (wonderful to behold), and "hic et nunc" (here and now).

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Not of Sound Mind (Latin) Tote Bag $20.99 Qty:    AVAILABILITY: Need it by Dec. 24? See order deadlines Product Number: 14523447 Tell a friend about this product! The Latin phrase "non compos mentis" means "Not of sound mind" in English - the design does NOT include the translation, so you can prove the phrase 'true' and answer any way you want! Product Information Our 100% cotton canvas tote bags have plenty of room to carry everything you need when you are on the go. They include a bottom gusset and extra long handles for easy carrying. 10 oz heavyweight natural canvas fabric Full side and bottom gusset 22" reinforced self-fabric handles Machine washable Measures 15" x 18" x 6"