Usages of liberalis
Femina liberalis pauperi panem dat; vir avarus autem nummos suos celat.
The generous woman gives bread to the poor person; the greedy man, however, hides his coins.
Eadem femina liberalis dicit amicitiam magis quam pecuniam valere, sed mercator avarus hoc non intellegit.
The same generous woman says that friendship is worth more than money, but the greedy merchant does not understand this.
Nonnulli cives nimis superbi sunt et pauperes contemnunt; alii autem modesti et liberales eos benigne accipiunt.
Some citizens are too proud and despise the poor; others, however, being modest and generous, receive them kindly.
Si quis avarus et invidus est, amicos facile amittit; si liberalis et sincerus est, amicitiam diutius servat.
If someone is greedy and envious, he easily loses friends; if he is generous and sincere, he keeps friendship longer.
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