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It depends on whether you're using the singular or plural imperative.
Singular (a command to one person): Age pulchre! (which means "go/do/live beautifully". You could conceivably say "vive pulchre" but no Latin writer would ever put it that way).
Plural: Agite pulchre!
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∙ 12y agoyou will live AA beautiful life
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