墨尔本大学校训是什么？
Melbourne’s motto is "Dieu et mon droit" (God and my right) .The right part of the expression has a legal basis in that it forms part of the university's charter as granted by Queen Victoria to teach "law， medicine， theology and philosophy." The Latin version was chosen because Melbourne was established on land once owned by the Catholic Church， which had been given it by the British Crown. In choosing the words "dieu et mon droit”， the founders expressed their desire to continue the traditions of English universities while also acknowledging ties with their French origins (where "droit" means "law").
It can also be seen in the form God and My Right in the middle of the main quadrangle， as carved into the stone of the University Library.
以上来自维基百科和Wikipedia
另外，在Melbourne的校园里面还有很多其他的拉丁文铭刻着各种校训（虽然很多我都翻译不出来T﹏T）比如：
Clarendon Building：“Quaecumque sunt verae， sunt deo custodiiue” – Whatever is true， is to be held sacred； 出处：Black-letter edition of Sir Matthew Hale's history of the life of Thomas Cromwell， p.190.
The Law Library： “Justitia ut vivamus” ——Justice for our survival Source：http：//melbu.ads.anu.edu.au/library/history.html
最后放一张在学校图书馆泡图书馆的时候拍的图～在书的海洋里泡着真的是一种精神上的享受啊( •̀∀•́ )