While Caesar was a professional soldier, many of his victories were achieved by taking bold risks which exposed him and his troops to significant danger, but resulted in memorable victories. The utterance was a commitment of his fate to Fortune. Julius Caesar also transformed his fortunes when he marched on Rome, declaring alea jacta est (the die is cast) as he crossed the Rubicon river. Sulla so believed in his favor with Fortuna that he took the agnomen Felix which means “lucky” and gave his twin son and daughter the antiquated praenomina Faustus and Fausta because those names were also associated with luck. He was also the first of the great Republican Romans to march upon Rome - a great taboo, but one which cemented his power and influence.
He was a consummate risk-taker, achieving martial distinction by taking risks on the battlefield such as wearing disguises and living among the enemy. ᴀʟᴡᴀʏꜱ, ʙᴇ ᴛʀᴜᴛʜꜰᴜʟ ᴀɴᴅ ʙʀᴀᴠᴇ.The Roman dictator and consul Lucius Cornelius Sulla was said to believe in the influence of the goddess Fortuna in his life. We must speak the Sorry word when we done a mistake, or " Please excuse me" helps to get out of our problems. We must say " Please", " Sorry", " Thank you" these are the thee golden words in which we can use these words for requesting, remorseful and saying thanks to the people who helped us. We must also accept our small mistake boldly and then fortune helps us. If you try to be bold by doing any mistake you couldn't be brave it is because your face acquaint/shows your the liar. But my suggestion is that “ fortune never favours the coverd & liers". We must speak the truth and right to win the problems, argues. We must be brave and bold to speak and win our problems and argues. These both “ fortune favours the bold” and “ fortune favours the brave” both are really true. We must ready to face challenges and risks then we will win by our bold and fortune.
The slogan has been used historically by people in the military in the Anglosphere, and it is used up to the present on the coats of arms of individual families and clans. Always, we must speak right, truth with courageous way. ' Fortune favours the bold ', ' Fortune favours the brave ' and ' Fortune favours the strong ' are common translations of a Latin proverb. But if someone is bold the luck favours them to save themselves from a problem. Most of the people in today's world, are not bold/brave to talk about the problem. The Latin word fortis (sometimes misspelled as fortes) does mean brave and fortuna means fortune. They can prove anything right or wrong by explaining about things boldly. Luck/Fortune favours the bold because the bold people know to face the challengers and know to come out of a struggle or a fight. Fortune favours the bold, this is a most famous Latin proverb.
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