English to Latin Translation

Aren't you going to share what you've found?

Most places I went to either had "Nihil versus, omnia licita." or "Nihil verum. Omnia licita." But, at each place, it would say one of these is right and the other is wrong.

In the first, "Versus" looks like it may be a typo for "verus", but even then
the gender would be wrong.

The second looks correct.

Nihil --> nothing
verum --> true (neuter singular nominative)
Omnia --> everything (or all things) (neuter plural nominative)
licita --> allowed, permitted (neuter plural nominative, participle from licet)

In both clauses "is" is understood.