Latin phrase?

[C r a y o n_magic]

I need a Latin phrase for winning a battle. It's for a project for history, and i can't find one at all. If you do find one would you mind putting it in Latin and the translation to English?
Thank you c:

[Aphrodisiaque]

Roman Latin? I know some Latin and some quotes, so here are some ideas:

"Aut vincere, aut mori" -> Or to win, or to die
"Beneficio deorum" -> Thanks to the gods
"Divide et impera" -> Divide and rule
"Vicit vim virtus" -> Bravery has conquered the violence.

[igashijin]

Abstulit qui dedit
"Who who gave it, took it!"

Acquiris quodcumque rapis
"You acquire that which you reap (or you take it for your own)"

Alea iacta est.
"The die is caste!" (This is an awesome quote-- Caesar himself said this as he marched his armies to war against the Gauls-- although, historically, Caesar probably said this in Greek, as Koine Greek was the official language of the senate).

Audaces fortuna iuvat
"Fortune favors the brave."

Aut vincere, aut mori
"Either conquer or die."

Cedo nulli
"I yield to no man."

Gloria victis.
"Glory to the defeated"