I'm pretty sure that there isn't an idiomatic phrase in Latin for "Never Satisfied". There are other word combinations/phrases you can get that mean the same thing, but their literal translations may be different.

 

How do you remember that stuff? I had four years of Latin (and two years of Homeric Greek), too, and I've lost most of it.

 

I just remembered it over time, dusted up on it a bit in college. I would have majored in Classics if the degree was worth anything .

 

Omnes Gallia est divisi in tres partes....

 

So Gaul was divided into 3 parts was it?

Julius Caesar

 

ummmm........huh?

 

"Praemonitus, praemunitus" - Dr. (Captain) Peter Blood

 

whats that mean?

 

"Forewarned, forearmed"

Essentially, what you know ahead of time gives you the ability to never be surprised.

It's about the only Latin I know, aside from "status quo" and "per se".

 

Semper ubi sub ubi.