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1
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novus homo

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a new man (in politics)

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pro patria

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for one’s country

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ab imo pectore

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from the bottom of my heart

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a priori

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from what comes before

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ius divinum

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divine law

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ab hinc

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from this place, hence, from here on, etc.

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ad interim

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in the meantime

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genius loci

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the protecting deity of the spot

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pro et con(tra)

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for and against

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praeter legem

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“outside the law” something that is not regulated by law so is therefore not illegal

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sui iuris

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in one’s own right

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pro bono publico

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for the public good

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fervet opus

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the place hums with activity

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14
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compos mentis

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of sound mind

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15
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sententia iudicum

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finding of the jury

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16
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magnum opus

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great work (like someone’s best work)

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17
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mirabile dictu

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marvelous to say

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18
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ad kalendas graecas

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to the greek kalends but it doesnt exist so never aka when pigs fly aka when hell freezes over

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tabula rasa

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clean slate

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20
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annus mirabilis

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a remarkable year

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21
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in absentia

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in absence

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dies faustus

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a day bringing good fortune, a lucky day

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ex animo

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sincerely, from the spirit

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24
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ante bellum

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before the war

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25
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exeunt omnes

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they all leave

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aurora australis

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the southern dawn

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27
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ante partum

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before childbirth

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28
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ecce signum

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behold the sign

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29
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summum bonum

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the highest good

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30
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sine mora

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without delay, immediately

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31
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cave quid dicis, quando, et cui

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beware what you say, when, and to whom

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32
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ad hoc

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for this purpose

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33
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deo favente

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with god favoring

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34
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dominus vobiscum

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the lord be with you

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35
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hic et ubique

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here and everywhere

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36
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re

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subject of an email, concerning

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37
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flagrante delicto

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caught red handed

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38
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ad patres

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to the fathers (dead) (i have no fucking clue what the fuck this means tbh) (i think it means that you’re dead??) (idk)

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39
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patres conscripti

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conscript fathers aka the senate

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40
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ipsissima verba

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the very words

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41
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de gustibus non est disputandum

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there is no accounting for tastes, everyone to their own taste, etc

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42
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res nullius

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“things belong to no one” basically anyone that finds the thing owns it

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43
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fata obstant

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the fates are opposed

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44
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ad rem

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in a way thats relevant to the matter at hand, law thing

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45
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cuius regio eius religio

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whose region, his religion (imperialists who conquered places had the “right” to choose which religion to imprint upon the indigenous people)

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46
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verbum sapienti sat est

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a word to the wise is sufficient

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47
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in articulo mortis

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at the point of death

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48
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sic passim

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so everywhere

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49
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brutum fulmen

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an empty threat, a judgement/decree thats unenforceable

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50
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disiecta membra

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scattered parts

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51
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sine die

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without a day set

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52
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ars amandi

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the art of loving

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53
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felix culpa

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“happy fault” used in the catholic church in reference to the original sin (its happy bc it brought about jesus redeeming everyone or wtv)

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54
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vice versa

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and the other way around

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55
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miles gloriosus

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a bragging soldier

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56
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ex pede herculem

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judge the whole by the part

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57
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quid pro quo

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something for something, tit for tat, etc

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58
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dis aliter visum

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the gods thought otherwise

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59
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laus deo

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praise be to god

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60
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ad nauseam

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to the point of disgust

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61
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pro tempore

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for the time being

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62
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siste viator

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stop, traveler (found on tombstones)

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63
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memento mori

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remember that you will die

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64
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ex officio

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by virtue of office

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65
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aut caesar aut nullus

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either caesar or nobody (all or nothing, go big or go home, etc)

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ceteris paribus

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with other things being equal

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67
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vade mecum

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a constant companion, guidebook

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68
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in re

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in the matter of, concerning

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69
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ab initio

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from the beginning

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70
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consilio et armis

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by council and arms

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71
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stante pede

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immediately, on the spot

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72
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ex tempore

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from the moment (spontaneously)

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73
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tempora mutantur et nos mutamur in illis

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times change and we change with them (ovid quote)

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74
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manum manum lavat

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hand washes hand (something for something)

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75
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de pilo pendet

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it hangs by the hair (at like a critical stage or smth)

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76
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ad utrumque paratus

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prepared for either outcome

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77
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respice finem

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consider the outcome (end)

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78
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pro forma

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for the sake of form, going through the motions (?)

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79
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in limine

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on the threshold

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80
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exit

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he/she/it leaves (stage directions)

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81
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sic transit gloria mundi

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thus passes the glory of the world

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82
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de mortuis nil nisi bonum

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speak only good of the dead

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83
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nihil obstat

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refers to a book that has no objections from the roman catholic church in regards to faith and morals and stuff and/or a paper that says ur free to marry

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bonis avibus

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under good birds (omens)

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85
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vi et armis

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by force and arms

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86
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reduction ad absurdum

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fallacy that makes an argument by saying the other option would lead to absurdity

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arcum arcanorum

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secret of secrets, mystery of mysteries, etc.

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88
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per diem

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by the day

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89
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in loco parentis

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in the place of a parent

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90
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a fortiori

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with stronger reason

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91
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per capita

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by the heads/for each individual

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92
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nosce te ipsum

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know thyself

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93
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ex libris

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from the books of

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94
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amicus curiae

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friend of the court

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95
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via

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by way of

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96
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ars longa vita brevis

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art is long life is short

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97
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telum imbelle sine ictu

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a feeble spear thrown to no effect (a weak argument) (vergil quote)

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98
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arrectis auribus

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with ears pricked up (with attentiveness)

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99
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in utero

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in the uterus, unborn

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100
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ad gustum

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to one’s taste

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101
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obiter dictum

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a throwaway remark of a judge

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102
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aurora borealis

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the northern dawn

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103
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aurea mediocritas

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the golden mean

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104
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nolens volens

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willy-nilly

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105
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urbi et orbi

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to the city (rome) and the world, has some catholic church affiliation

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106
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plures crapula quam gladius

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drunkenness kills more than the sword

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107
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finem respice

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consider the outcome

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108
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posse comitatus

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“power of the county” law thing that means something like citizens gathering as like a militia for the common good or something idrk

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cum grano salis

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with a grain of salt

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110
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absit invidia

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let there be no ill will

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111
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res judicata

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“the matter judged” law thing that means something against double jeopardy basically i think

112
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me iudice

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in my judgement

113
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prima facie

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on first sight, the first evidence in court

114
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ad infinitum

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indefinitely/without end/to infinity

115
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dies infaustus

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an unlucky day

116
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poeta nascitur non fit

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a poet is born, not made

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seriatim

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in a series

118
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in viam se dare

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to give oneself to the road (set out on journey)

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dies irae

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the day of wrath (judgement day)

120
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mortui non mordent

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dead men don’t bite

121
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terra incognita

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an unknown ground

122
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mors omnibus

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death to all

123
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terra firma

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solid ground

124
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etiam atque etiam

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again and again

125
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divide et impera

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divide and conquer

126
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summa cum laude

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with the highest praise

127
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aut vincere aut mori

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either to conquer or to die, do or die

128
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mos maiorum

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the ancient roman superego basically like the social norms and stuff, based in traditionalism

129
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alieni generis

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of a different kind

130
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res gestae

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accomplishments/deeds

131
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currente calamo

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with the pen running on (never ending or smth)

132
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viva voce

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by spoken word

133
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ense et aratro

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with the sword and the plow

134
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ipse dixit

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he himself said it

135
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ad unguem

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perfectly

136
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vade in pace

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go in peace

137
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sine qua non

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a necessity

138
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ne quid nimis

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nothing in excess

139
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pari passu

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with equal steps

140
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te quoque

A

you too

141
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certiorari

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a writ/order for a higher court to review a decision of a lower court (law stuff)

142
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rara avis

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a rarity, something rare/unusual/extraordinary “rare bird” (juvenal quote)

143
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ipso facto

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by the very fact itself

144
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lupus in fabula

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a wolf in the story, speak of the devil and he shall appear

145
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una voce

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with one voice, unanimously

146
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possunt quia posse videntur

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they can because they think they can (vergil quote)

147
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dramatis personae

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characters of a play (the cast)

148
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paucis verbis

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in a few words

149
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ex cathedra

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from the chair (like from the office of, usually used in reference to the pope)

150
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docendo discimus

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we learn by teaching

151
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per annum

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by the year

152
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ultima thule

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the end of the world (the literal end like thule means iceland which is at the very edge of the world)

153
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de iure

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according to law, by right, etc

154
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ad litem

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law thing where there needs to be an adult in place of child deemed in capable to defend themself in a case

155
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modus operandi

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method of working (committing a crime)

156
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cum laude

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with praise

157
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ne plus ultra

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no more beyond (to perfection)

158
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apage satanas

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get thee behind me, satan

159
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deo gratias

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thanks to god

160
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aequo animo

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with a calm mind

161
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pax vobiscum

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peace be with you

162
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ad augusta per angusta

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to glory through narrow spaces

163
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cave canem

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beware dog!!!!!! seen on some brick in pompey or smth

164
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ab uno disce omnes

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from this one example learn all the rest (from one learn all)

165
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amor nummi

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love of money

166
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multum in parvo

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much in little

167
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ad hominem

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to the man (used to describe insults attacking someone’s character)

168
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cetera desunt

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the rest are missing, used to indicate that a manuscript is incomplete

169
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persona non grata

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an unwelcome person

170
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qui nescit dissimulare, nescit vivere

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he who doesn’t know how to disguise (lie) doesn’t know how to live

171
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nec caput nec pedes

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neither head nor feet, in confusion

172
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ad gloriam

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for glory (to glory)

173
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caveat emptor

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let the buyer beware

174
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sequens mirabitur aetas

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the following age will marvel

175
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magna cum laude

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with great praise

176
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a maximis ad minima

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from the greatest to the least

177
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primus inter pares

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first among equals

178
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ratio legis

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the reasoning/purpose behind a law

179
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lapsus calami

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slip of the pen

180
Q

de facto

A

from the fact

181
Q

in situ

A

in its original location

182
Q

fides punica

A

cartaginian (punic) faith (treachery)

183
Q

infra dignitatem

A

beneath one’s dignity

184
Q

pater patriae

A

father of his country

185
Q

custos morum

A

the guard of morals

186
Q

post obitum

A

after death

187
Q

exitus acta probat

A

the end justifies the means

188
Q

emeritus

A

having served his time (retired)

189
Q

ab origine

A

from the beginning

190
Q

pollice verso

A

with thumb turned down

191
Q

ab ovo usque ad mala

A

from the egg to apples (from soup to nuts) (from beginning to end)

192
Q

bona fide

A

in good faith

193
Q

arbiter elegentiae

A

master of taste

194
Q

illium fuit

A

troy no longer exists (illium was)

195
Q

in perpetuum

A

forever

196
Q

verbatim

A

word for word

197
Q

ab asino lanam (quaerere)

A

(to seek) wool from an ass (aka blood from a stone aka trying to do something impossible)

198
Q

motu proprio/de proprio motu

A

spontaneously, by one’s own motion/initiative, also refers to a document signed by the pope of his own will/accord

199
Q

stet

A

let it stand, precedents in court cases and stuff

200
Q

absit omen

A

let there be no evil omen here

201
Q

ad praesens ova cras pullis sunt meliora

A

eggs today are better than chickens tomorrow

202
Q

de novo

A

anew, afresh, etc

203
Q

fidus achates

A

a faithful friend

204
Q

casus belli

A

an occasion for war

205
Q

ad finem

A

to the end

206
Q

status quo

A

existing state of affairs

207
Q

in omnia paratus

A

prepared for all things

208
Q

ad vitam aut culpam

A

for life or until misdeed (used for like tenure stuff like you’ll be in office for life or until you fuck up and do something bad)

209
Q

bis vivit qui bene vivit

A

he lives twice who lives well

210
Q

arbiter bibendi

A

master of drinking

211
Q

cui bono

A

to whose benefit

212
Q

invita minerva

A

without inspiration (with minerva being unwilling or smth like that)

213
Q

vestis virum facit

A

clothes make the man

214
Q

res publica

A

the republic

215
Q

ex post facto

A

happening after the fact, retroactive

216
Q

sui generis

A

one of a kind (of its own kind)

217
Q

ad invicem

A

equally, mutually, reciprocal, etc

218
Q

dum vita est spes est

A

while there is life there is hope

219
Q

ne fronti crede

A

don’t trust the face, don’t judge a book by its cover

220
Q

aere perennius

A

more lasting than bronze

221
Q

semper idem

A

always the same

222
Q

de profundis

A

out of the depths

223
Q

alma mater

A

nourishing mother (college/hs you graduated from)

224
Q

ius gentium

A

law of nations/international law

225
Q

inter alia

A

among other things

226
Q

in vitro

A

taking place in a test tube

227
Q

sub rosa

A

confidential, secretly

228
Q

a tergo

A

from behind

229
Q

in hoc signo vinces

A

by this sign you will conquer

230
Q

ars artium

A

the art of arts (logic)

231
Q

sartor resartus

A

the tailor retailored

232
Q

obiter dictum

A

said by the way (accidentally)

233
Q

ad absurdum

A

to absurdity

234
Q

habeas corpus

A

you must have the body, used by judges to bring people to court

235
Q

per se

A

essentially

236
Q

dura lex sed lex

A

the law is harsh, but it’s the law

237
Q

in memoriam

A

in memory of

238
Q

alter ego

A

second self (another i)

239
Q

aqua vitae

A

water of life (alcohol lmfao) (HENNY!!!!!)

240
Q

mundus senescit

A

the world grows old

241
Q

inter nos

A

among us (!!!!!!!!!!!!!!)

242
Q

ius civile

A

civil law

243
Q

in rem

A

“against a thing” refers to a court’s power to make decisions about property

244
Q

qua de causa

A

for what cause (why)

245
Q

fortuna caeca est

A

fortune is blind (cicero quote)

246
Q

in medias res

A

in the middle of things

247
Q

otium cum dignitate

A

leisure with dignity (cicero quote)

248
Q

nosce te ipsum

A

know thyself

249
Q

in toto

A

in its entirety, in total

250
Q

facta non verba

A

deeds not words

251
Q

damnant quod non intellegunt

A

the condemn what they do not understand

252
Q

et nunc et semper

A

both now and always

253
Q

coram populi

A

in public (?????)

254
Q

inter se

A

among themselves

255
Q

lapsus linguae

A

slip of the tongue

256
Q

agnus dei

A

lamb of god

257
Q

corpus delicti

A

the body of a crime

258
Q

ex more

A

according to custom

259
Q

quidnunc

A

a busybody/gossip, “what now”

260
Q

asinus asinum fricat

A

ass rubs ass (used to describe ppl glazing each other)

261
Q

aeternum vale

A

farewell forever

262
Q

aqua et igni interdictus

A

forbidden water and fire (banished)

263
Q

ab ovo

A

from the egg (from the beginning)

264
Q

experientia docet

A

experience teaches

265
Q

deus ex machina

A

god from the machine, a sudden resolution through divine intervention

266
Q

hora subsiciviae

A

leisure hours

267
Q

studium immane loquendi

A

an insatiable desire for talking (ovid quote)

268
Q

horas non numero nisi serenas

A

i do not count the hours unless they are tranquil, found on sundials

269
Q

(a) verbis ad verbera

A

from words to blows

270
Q

in silvam ligna ferre

A

to carry wood to the forest, aka doing something pointless

271
Q

ense et aratro

A

with sword and plow

272
Q

elephantem ex musca facis

A

you’re making an elephant from a fly, aka a mountain out of a molehill

273
Q

in oculis civium

A

in public, in the eyes of the citizens

274
Q

rem acu tetigisti

A

hit the nail on the head

275
Q

rem acu tetigisti

A

you touched the matter with a needle, you hit the nail on the head

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