Is it 'All for one and all for all'?

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Answer:

Actually it's,
"One for all and all for one".

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All is one and one is all?
Is not the motto of the Musketeers.
Who said all for one and one for all?
Dumas It is the motto of the Three Musketeers and is said once in the first book and once more by Aramis in the third book.
Who said one for all and all for one?
It is the motto of the Three Musketeers and is said once in the first book and once more by Aramis in the third book.
What is the latin for all for one and one for all?
I believe it is Unus pro Omnibus, omnes pro uno.
Who sang all for one and one for all?
well on youtube.co.UK or youtube.com there are videos of Bryan Adams, rod Stewart and hello project singing it but also the high school musical 2 cast sing a song called all for one. The Three...