=Auch in der That ist Raum für Ueberlegung=--Even 35 in the moment of action there is room for consideration. _Goethe._

=Auch was Geschriebenes forderst du, Pedant? / Hast du noch keinen Mann, nicht Mannes-Wort gekannt?=--Dost thou, O pedant, require something written too? Hast thou never yet known a man, not word of man? _Faust._

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=Au courant=--Perfectly acquainted with. _Fr._

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=Auctor pretiosa facit=--The giver makes the gift valuable. _M._

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=Aucto splendore resurgo=--I rise again with access of splendour. _M._

=Aucun chemin de fleurs ne conduit à la gloire=--No 40 path of flowers conducts to glory. _La Font._

=Audacia pro muro habetur=--Daring is regarded as a wall. _Sallust._

=Audacter calumniare, semper aliquid hæret=--Calumniate boldly, always some of it sticks. _Bacon._

=Audacter et sincere=--Boldly and heartily. _M._

=Audax ad omnia fœmina, quæ vel amat vel odit=--A woman, when she either loves or hates, will dare anything. _Pr._

=Audax omnia perpeti / Gens humana ruit per= 45 =vetitum et nefas=--Daring to face all hardships, the human race dashes through every human and divine restraint. _Hor._

=Aude aliquid brevibus Gyaris et carcere dignum, / Si vis esse aliquis=--Dare to do something worthy of transportation and imprisonment, if you wish to be somebody. _Juv._

=Audendo magnus tegitur timor=--Great fear is concealed under daring. _Lucan._

=Audentes Fortuna juvat=--Fortune favours the brave. _Virg._

=Au dernier les os=--For the last the bones. _Fr. Pr._

=Audi alteram partem=--Hear the other party; hear both sides. _L. Max._

=Audiatur et altera pars=--Let the other side also have a hearing. _Sen._

=Audio sed taceo=--I hear, but say nothing. _M._

=Audita querela=--The complaint having been investigated. _L._

=Auditque vocatus Apollo=--And Apollo hears 5 when invoked. _Virg._

=Audi, vide, tace, si vis vivere in pace=--Use your ears and eyes, but hold your tongue, if you would live in peace.

=Auf dem Grund des Glaubenmeeres / Liegt die Perle der Erkenntniss; Heil dem Taucher, der sie findet=--At the bottom of the faith-sea lies the pearl of knowledge; happy the diver that finds it. _Bodenstedt._

=Auf den Bergen ist Freiheit=--On the mountains is freedom. _Schiller._

=Auf die warnenden Symptome sieht kein= 10 =Mensch, auf die Schmeichelnden und Versprechenden allein ist die Aufmerksamkeit gerichtet=--To the warning word no man has respect, only to the flattering and promising is his attention directed. _Goethe._