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aequam mementō rēbus in arduīs servāre mentem

aequam mementō rēbus in arduīs servāre mentem
Classical[ˈae̯.kʷãː mɛˈmɛn.toː ˈreː.bʊs ˈɪn ˈar.du.iːs sɛrˈwaː.rɛ ˈmɛn.tẽː]Ecclesiastical[ˈɛː.kʷam meˈmɛn.to ˈrɛː.bus ˈin ˈar.du.is serˈvaː.re ˈmɛn.tem]

Meaning

  1. Remember to keep a clear head in difficult times.
    Remember to keep a clear head in difficult times, […]23 BCE, Horace, Odes, book II, poem III, lines 1–2, Aequam memento rebus in arduis / servare mentem, […]

Origins

Due to Horace; see first quotation.

Quick answers

What does aequam mementō rēbus in arduīs servāre mentem mean in Latin?
aequam mementō rēbus in arduīs servāre mentem, a proverb, means “Remember to keep a clear head in difficult times.”.
How do you pronounce aequam mementō rēbus in arduīs servāre mentem?
In classical Latin, [ˈae̯.kʷãː mɛˈmɛn.toː ˈreː.bʊs ˈɪn ˈar.du.iːs sɛrˈwaː.rɛ ˈmɛn.tẽː]; in ecclesiastical (church) Latin, [ˈɛː.kʷam meˈmɛn.to ˈrɛː.bus ˈin ˈar.du.is serˈvaː.re ˈmɛn.tem].