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Vires et Honestas
The phrase "Strength and Honor" is a phrase that was extremely popularised in the film "
Gladiator
" starring
Russell Crowe
. It is the motto, or
oath
, of both Emperor Cæsar
Marcus Aurelius
(
A.D
161 - 180) and the
Roman Army
. It is used almost as a battlecry (but not as much as
Victor Roma
) throughout and in the opening scene of the film, the Roman attack on
Germania
. Accoring to Discovery Channel it has similarities with "
Semper Fi
" (
U.S. Marine Corps
), or vice versa. All this from
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Gladiator
Germania
My strength is not for hurting
Semper Fi
October 1803
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