Academics — PMAQ Flashcards

Influenced by Liber Digitalis Chapters 21–26

1
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Give the Latin and English for the abbreviation: d.s.p..

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dēcessit sine prole - he / she died without offspring

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2
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Give the Latin and English for the abbreviation: fl..

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floruit - he / she flourished

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3
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Give the Latin and English for the abbreviation: f.v..

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foliō versō - on the left side of the page

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Give the Latin and English for the abbreviation: f.r..

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foliō rectō - on the right side of the page

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5
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Give the Latin and English for the abbreviation: h.i.s..

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hīc iacet sepultus - here lies buried

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Give the Latin and English for the abbreviation: q.s..

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quantum sufficit - as much as is needed

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7
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Give the Latin and English for the abbreviation: v.i..

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vidē infrā - see below

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Give the Latin and English for the abbreviation: v.s..

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vidē suprā - see above

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9
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Who is credited with the quotation “Patria est communis omnium parēns”?

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Cicero

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10
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Give the English for the Latin quotation “Patria est communis omnium parēns”.

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The fatherland is the common parent of us all

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11
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Give the Latin and English for the motto of the state of Kentucky.

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Deō gratiam habeāmus - Let us be grateful to God

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12
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Give the Latin and English for the motto of the state of Missouri.

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Salūs populī suprēma lex esto - The welfare of the people shall be the supreme law

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13
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Give the Latin and English for the motto of the state of North Dakota.

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Serit ut alteri saeclo prosit - One sows for the benefit of another age

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14
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Give the Latin and English for the motto of the state of Oregon.

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Alīs volat propriīs - She flies on her own wings

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15
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Give the Latin and English for the motto of the state of Vermont.

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Stella quarta decima fulgeat - May the fourteenth star shine bright

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16
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Who is credited with the quotation “Aspirat prīmō fortūna labōrī”?

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Vergil

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17
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Give the English for the Latin quotation “Aspirat prīmō fortūna labōrī”.

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May fortune smile upon a first attempt

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18
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Give the Latin and English for the motto of the University of Texas.

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Disciplīna praesidium cīvitātis - Training, the defense of the state

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19
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Give the Latin and English for the motto of the University of Nebraska.

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Litterīs dedicata et omnibus artibus - Dedicated to letters and all the arts

20
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Give the Latin and English for the motto of Tulane.

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Nōn sibi sed suīs - Not for herself but for her own

21
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Give the Latin and English for the motto of Trinity College.

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Pro ecclesiā et patriā - For church and country

22
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Give the Latin and English for the motto of the City College of New York.

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Respice, adspice, prospice - Look to the past, look to the present, look to the future

23
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Who is credited with the quotation “Dictum sapientī sat est”?

24
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Give the English for the Latin quotation “Dictum sapientī sat est”.

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A word to the wise is sufficient

25
Give the English for the Latin phrase *nōn compos mentis*.
not of a sound mind
26
Give the English for the Latin phrase *status quō*.
the existing state of affairs
27
Give the Latin for the phrase that means “not of a sound mind”.
*nōn compos mentis*
28
Give the Latin for the phrase that means “the existing state of affairs”.
*status quō*
29
Who is credited with the quotation "*Satura tota nostra est*"?
Quintilian
30
Give the English for the Latin quotation "*Satura tota nostra est*".
Satire is entirely ours
31
Give the English for the Latin idiom *orbis terrarum*.
the earth, world
32
Give the English for the Latin idiom *quam ob rem*.
why? for what reason?
33
Give the English for the Latin idiom *sē recipere*.
to retreat
34
Give the English for the Latin idiom *in fugam dare*.
to put to flight
35
Give the English for the Latin idiom *certior fierī*.
to be informed
36
Give the English for the Latin idiom *potius quam*.
rather than
37
Give the Latin for the idiom that means “the earth, world”.
*orbis terrarum*
38
Give the Latin for the idiom that means “why? for what reason?”.
*quam ob rem*
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Give the Latin for the idiom that means “to retreat”.
*sē recipere*
40
Give the Latin for the idiom that means “to put to flight”.
*in fugam dare*
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Give the Latin for the idiom that means “to be informed”.
*certior fierī*
42
Give the Latin for the idiom that means “rather than”.
*potius quam*
43
Who is credited with the quotation "*Cum tacent, clamant*"?
Cicero
44
Give the English for the Latin quotation "*Cum tacent, clamant*".
When they are silent, they shout
45
Give the Latin and English for the abbreviation: D.M..
*Dīs Manibus* - to the spirits of the dead
46
Who is credited with the quotation "*Vae putō deus fiō*"?
Vespasian
47
Give the English for the Latin quotation "*Vae putō deus fiō*".
Alas, I think I am becoming a god