Definitions by MJ4300

Pietate nec Praedae 

Often associated with Aeneas in Vergil's Aeneid, this Latin phrase translates to "Duty not Booty," and can be used when telling someone to not be distracted by a love interest, but rather to get their work done instead.

Paul: Dang, I'm gonna go out with Trish tonight, she is looking hot.
Tim: But don't you have work?
Paul: Screw work man!

Tim: Just remember Paul, Pietate nec Praedae.

Pietate nec Praedae by MJ4300 May 27, 2018