At quo sis humilis magis et subiectus amori, hoc magis effectu saepe fruare bono
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"At quo sis humilis magis et subiectus amori, hoc magis effectu saepe fruare bono" are two lines of poetry from Propertius's Elegies.
- "But the more humble and yielding to love you are, the more will you, in many cases, feel the good effect of it." ([source])
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Dutch translation
Propertius, schryft aan Gallus, hoe hy zig ootmoediger in de "Liefde droeg, hoe hy meer genot van haar te wagten had." --Willem den Elger, Zinne-beelden der liefde (1703)
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