PMAQ Flashcards

1
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vica voce

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by spoken word/orally

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by spoken word/orally

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vica voce

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scuto bonae voluntatis tuae coronasti nos

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with the shield of they goodwill, thou has covered us; Maryland

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4
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with the shield of thy goodwill, thou has covered us; Maryland

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scuto bonae voluntatis tuae coronasti nos

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A.U.C.

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ab urbe condita-from the founding of the city

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ab urbe condita

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A.U.C. from the founding of the city

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A.D.

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anno domini- in the year of our Lord

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in the year of our lord

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anno domini, A.D.

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ad lib.

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ad libitum- at pleasure

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10
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at pleasure

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ab libitum

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A.M.

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ante meridiem-before noon

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cf.

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confer-compare

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e.g.

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exempli gratia-for (the sake of an) example

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et al.

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et alia-and others

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15
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etc.

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et cetera- and the rest, and so forth

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16
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ibid

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ibidem- in the same place

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17
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id.

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idem- the same (author)

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18
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i.e.

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id est- that is (an explanation)

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19
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M.D.

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medicinae doctor-medical doctor, doctor of medicine

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20
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m.

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meridie- at midday, noon

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21
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N.B.

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nota bene- note well (pay attention to this)

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22
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op. cit.

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opere citato- in the work cited

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23
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per cent.

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per centum- by the hundred

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24
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P.M.

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post meridiem- after noon

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pro tem.

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pro tempore- for the time being

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26
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P.S.

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post scriptum-written afterwards

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27
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Q.E.D.

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quod erat demonstrandum-that which must be (had to be) demonstrated

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28
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q.v.

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quod vide-which see

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29
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Rx.

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recipe-take (as prescribed)

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30
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viz.

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videlicet-namely

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31
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vs.

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versus-against

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32
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ars artis gratia

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art for the sake of art; Metro Goldwyn Mayer

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33
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art for the sake of art; Metro Goldwyn Mayer

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ars artis gratia

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34
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cave canem

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beware of the dog; mosaic in Pompeii

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beware of the dog; mosaic in Pompeii

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cave canem

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36
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e pluribus unum

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from/out of many, one; U.S. (found on all coins)

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37
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from/out of many, one; U.S. (found on all coins

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e pluribus unum

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38
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Annuit Coeptis

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he looks with favor on our undertakings; $1 bill

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39
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he looks with favor on our undertakings; $1 bill

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annuit coeptis

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40
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novus ordo seclorum

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a new order of the ages; $1 bill

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41
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a new order of the ages; $1 bill

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novus ordo seclorum

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42
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semper fidelis

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always faithful; US Marine Corps

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43
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always faithful; US Marine Corps

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semper fidelis

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44
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semper paratus

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always prepared; US Coast Guard

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45
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always prepared; US Coast Guard

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semper paratus

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46
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veni, vidi, vici

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I came, I saw, I conquered; Julius Caesar

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47
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I came, I saw, I conquered; Julius Caesar

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Veni, Vidi, Vici

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48
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errare humanum est

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to err is human; Seneca the Younger

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49
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to err is human; Seneca the Younger

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errare humanum est

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50
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carpe diem

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seize the day; Horace

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51
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seize the day; Horace

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carpe diem

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52
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ars longa, vita brevis

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art is long, life is short;Horace

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53
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art is long, life is short; Horace

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ars longa, vita brevis

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54
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et tu, Brute

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Even you, Brutus; Julius Caesar

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55
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Even you, Brutus; Julius Caesar

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et tu, Brute

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56
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festina lente

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make haste slowly; Augustus

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57
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make haste slowly; Augustus

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festina lente

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58
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in hoc signo vinces

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in this sign you will conquer; Seen in the sky by Constantine before battle of Milvian Bridge

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59
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in this sign you will conquer; Seen in the sky by Constantine before battle of Milvian Bridge

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in hoc signo vinces

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60
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mens sans in corpore sano

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a sound mind in a sound body; Juvenal

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a sound mind in a sound body; Juvenal

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mens sana in corpore sano

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62
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a mari usque ad mare

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from sea to sea; Canada

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63
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from sea to sea; Canada

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a mari usque ad mare

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64
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citius, altius, fortius, communiter

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swifter, higher, stronger, together; Olympics

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65
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swifter, higher, stronger, together; Olympics

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citius, altius, fortius, communiter

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66
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alea iacta est

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the die is cast; Caesar, about to cross the Rubicon

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67
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the die is cast; Caesar, about to cross the Rubicon

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alea iacta est

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68
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audentis fortuna iuvat

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fortune favors the brave; Vergil

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69
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fortune favors the brave; Vergil

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Audentis fortuna iuvat

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70
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Rident stolidi verba Latina

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Fools laugh at the Latin language; Ovid

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71
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Fools laugh at the Latin language; Ovid

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Rident stolidi verba Latina

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72
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nec verbum verbo curabis reddere fidus interpres

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as a true translator you will take care not to translate word for word; Horace

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73
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as a true translator you will take care not to translate word for word; Horace

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nec verbum verbo curabis reddere fidus interpres

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74
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difficile est tenere quae acceperis nisi exerceas

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It is difficult to retain what you may have learned unless you should practice it; Pliny the Younger

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75
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It is difficult to retain what you may have learned unless you should practice it; Pliny the Younger

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Difficile est tenere quae acceperis nisi exerceas

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76
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a.c.

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ante cibum-before food

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77
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p.c.

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post cibum- after food

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78
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c.

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cum-with

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79
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s.

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sine-without

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80
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p.r.n.

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pro re nata- as needed

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81
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gtt.

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guttae- drops

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82
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s.i.d.

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semel in die- once a day

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83
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b.i.d.

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bis in die- twice a day

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84
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t.i.d.

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ter in die- three times a day

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85
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q.i.d.

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quater in die- four times a day

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86
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p.o.

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per os- by mouth

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87
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stat

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statim- immediately

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88
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aq.

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aqua-water

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89
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q.s.

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quantum sufficiat- as much as needed

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90
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sig.

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signa-write

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91
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non rep.

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non repetatur-do not repeat

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92
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h.s.

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hora somni- at bedtime

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93
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o.d.

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oculus dexter- right eye

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94
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o.s.

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oculus sinister- left eye

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95
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ab ovo usque ad mala

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from the egg to the apple (like “from soup to nuts”)

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96
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from the egg to the apple

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ab ovo usque ad mala

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97
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ad hoc

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for this purpose

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98
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for this purpose

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ad hoc

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99
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ad infinitum

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without end

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100
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without end

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ad infinitum

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101
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ad nauseam

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to the point of disgust

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102
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to the point of disgust

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ad nauseam

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103
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alma mater

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nourishing mother (as in a school/college)

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104
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nourishing mother

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alma mater

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105
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ante bellum

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before the war

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106
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before the war

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ante bellum

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107
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bona fide

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in good faith

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108
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in good faith

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bona fide

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109
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caveat emptor

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let the buyer beware

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110
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let the buyer beware

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caveat emptor

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111
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de gustibus non est disputandum

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there is no accounting for tastes/everyone to their own taste

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112
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there is no accounting for tastes/everyone to their own taste

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de gustibus non est disputandum

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113
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corpus delicti

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from the body of the crime

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114
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the body of the crime

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corpus delicti

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115
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cum grano salis

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with a grain of salt

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116
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with a grain of salt

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cum grano salis

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117
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de facto

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in fact/actually

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118
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in fact/actually

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de facto

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119
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de iure

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by right/legally

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120
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by right/legally

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de iure

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121
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de mortuis nil nisi bonum

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speak only good of the dead

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122
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speak only good of the dead

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de mortuis nil nisi bonum

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123
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divide et impera

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divide and rule

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124
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divide and rule

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divide et impera

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125
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ex libris

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from the books/library of

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126
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from the books/library of

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ex libris

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127
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exit

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he/she goes out

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128
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he/she goes out

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exit

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129
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exeunt

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they go out

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130
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they go out

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exeunt

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131
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ex officio

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by virtue of office

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132
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by virtue of office

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ex officio

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133
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ex post facto

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enacted after the fact/retroactive

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134
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enacted after the fact/retroactive

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ex post facto

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135
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ex tempore

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on the spur of the moment

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136
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on the spur of the moment

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ex tempore

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137
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habeas corpus

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you must have the body (literally); a writ to bring a detained person before a judge

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138
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you must have the body

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habeas corpus

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139
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in absentia

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in absence

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in absence

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in absentia

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in loco parentis

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in the place of a parent

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in the place of a parent

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in loco parentis

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in medias res

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in the middle of things

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in the middle of things

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in medias res

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in memoriam

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in memory of

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in memory of

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in memoriam

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in re

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concerning/in the matter of

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concerning/in the matter of

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in re

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in toto

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entirely

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entirely

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in toto

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ipso facto

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by the very fact itself

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by the very fact itself

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ipso facto

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lapsus linguae

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a slip of the tongue

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a slip of the tongue

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lapsus linguae

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m.o.

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modus operandi-a method of operating

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modus vivendi

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a method of living

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a method of living

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modus vivendi

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multum in parvo

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much in little

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much in little

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multum in parvo

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ne plus ultra

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nothing more beyond/perfection

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nothing more beyond/perfection

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ne plus ultra

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non compos mentis

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not of sound mind

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not of sound mind

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non compos mentis

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non sequitur

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it does not follow/an illogical inference

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it does not follow/an illogical inference

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non sequitur

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pater patriae

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father of the country

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father of the country

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pater patriae

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pax vobiscum

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peace be with you

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peace be with you

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pax vobiscum

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Per annum

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by the year

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by the year

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per annum

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per capita

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by heads

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by heads

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per capita

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per diem

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by the day

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by the day

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per diem

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per se

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by itself; essentially

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by itself; essentially

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per se

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persona non grata

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An unwelcome person

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an unwelcome person

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persona non grata

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post mortem

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after death

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after death

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post mortem

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prima facie

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at first sight

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at first sight

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prima facie

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post proelium, praemium

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after the battle, the reward

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after the battle, the reward

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post proelium, praemium

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pro

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for

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for

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pro

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contra

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against

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pro bono publico

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for the public welfare

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for the public welfare

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pro bono publico

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quid pro quo

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something for something

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something for something

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quid pro quo

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sic transit glorida mundi

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thus passes the glory of the world

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thus passes the glory of the world

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sic transit glorida mundi

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status quo

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the existing state of affairs

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the existing state of affairs

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status quo

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stet

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let it stand

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let it stand

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stet

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tempus fugit

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time flies

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time flies

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tempus fugit

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terra firma

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solid ground

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solid ground

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terra firma

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vade mecum

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a constant companion

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a constant companion

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vade mecum

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verbatim

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word for word

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sine die

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indefinitely/without setting a day

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indefinitely/without setting a day

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sine die

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sine quo non

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not without which/a necessity

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not without which/a necessity

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sine quo non

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via

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by way of

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by way of

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via

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vice versa

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the other way around

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the other way around

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vice versa

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vigilantia pretium libertatis

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vigilance is the price of liberty

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vigilance is the price of liberty

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vigilantia pretium libertatis

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vica voce

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by spoken word/orally

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by spoken word/orally

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vica voce

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vox populi, vox Dei

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the voice of people is the voice of god

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the voice of people is the voice of god

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vox populi, vox Dei

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lustitia omnibus

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justice for all; District of Columbia

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justice for all; District of Columbia

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lustitia omnibus

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Ad astra per aspera

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to the stars through difficulties;Kansas

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To the stars through difficulties; Kansas

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Ad astra per aspera

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Cedant Arma Togae

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Let arms yield to the toga; Wyoming

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Let arms yield to the toga; Wyoming

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Cedant Arma Togae

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Esto perpetua

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May it last forever; Idaho

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May it last forever; Idaho

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Esto perpetua

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Excelsior

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Ever upward; New York

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Ever upward; New York

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Excelsior

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Esse quam videri

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To be rather than to seem; North Carolina

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To be rather than to seem; North Carolina

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Esse quam videri

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Labor omnia vincit

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Work conquers all; Oklahoma

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Work conquers all; Oklahoma

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Labor omnia vincit

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Regnat populus

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The people rule; Arkansas

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The people rule; Arkansas

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Regnat populus

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Ditat Deus

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God enriches; Arizona

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God enriches; Arizona

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Ditat Deus

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Si quaeris paeninsulam amoenam circumspice

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If you seek a pleasant peninsula, look around you; Michigan

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If you seek a pleasant peninsula, look around you; Michigan

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Si quaeris paeninsulam amoenam circumspice

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Virtute et Armis

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By valor and arms; Mississippi

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By valor and arms; Mississippi

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Virtute et Armis

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Dum spiro, sepro

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While I breathe, I hope; South Carolina

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While I breathe, I hope; South Carolina

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Dum spiro, spero

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Animis opibusque parati

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Prepared in mind and resources; South Carolina

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Prepared in mind and resources; South Carolina

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Animis opibusque parati

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Scuto bonae voluntatis tuae coronasti nos

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With the shield of thy goodwill, thou has covered us; Maryland

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With the shield of thy goodwill, thou has covered us; Maryland

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Scuto bonae voluntatis tuae coronasti nos

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Ense petit placidam sub libertate quietem

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With the sword she seeks calm peace under liberty; Massachusetts

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With the sword she seeks calm peace under liberty; Massachusetts

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Ense petit placidam sub libertate quietem

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Dirigo

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I point the way; Maine

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I point the way; Maine

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Dirigo

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Crescit eundo

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It grows as it goes; New Mexico

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Nil sine numine

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Nothing without divine guidance; Colorado

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Nothing without divine guidance; Colorado

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Nil sine numine

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Qui transtulit sustinet

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He who has transplanted, sustains; Connecticut

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He who has transplanted, sustains; Connecticut

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Qui transtulit sustinet

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Sic semper tyrannis

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Thus ever to tyrants; Virginia

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Thus ever to tyrants; Virgina

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Sic semper tyrannis

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Audemus iura nostra defendere

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We dare defend our rights; Alabama

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We dare defend our rights; Alabama

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Audemus iura nostra defendere

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Salus populi suprema lex esto

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The welfare of the people shall be the supreme law; Missouri

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The welfare of the people shall be the supreme law; Missouri

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Salus populi suprema lex esto

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Alis volat propriis

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She flies with her own wings; Oregon

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She flies with her own wings; Oregon

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Alis volat propriis

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Eureka

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I have found it; California

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I have found it; California

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Eureka

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Deo gratiam habeamus

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Let us be thankkful to god; Kentucky

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Let us be thankful to god; Kentucky

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Deo gratiam habeamus

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Montani semper liberi

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Mountaineers are always free; West Virginia

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Mountaineers are always free; West Virginia

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Montani semper liberi

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Stella quarta decima fulgeat

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May the fourteenth star shine bright; Vermont

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May the fourteenth star shine bright; Vermont

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Stella quarta decima fulgeat

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Artes scientia, veritas

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Arts, knowldege, truth; University of Michigan

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Arts, knowledge, truth; University of Michigan

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Artes scientia, veritas

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Civium in moribus rei publicae salus

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The welfare of the state lies in the character of its citizens; University of Florida

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The welfare of the state lies in the character of its citizens; University of Florida

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Civium in moribus rei publicae salus

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Crescat scientia, vita excolatur

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Let knowledge grow, let life be enriched; University of Chicago

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Let knowledge grow, let life be enriched; University of Chicago

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Crescat scientia, vita excolatur

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Disciplina praesidium civitatis

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Training, the defense of the state; University of Texas

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Training, the defense of the state; University of Texas

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Disciplina praesidium civitatis

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Ecce quam bonun

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Behold how good; Sewanee, University of the South

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Behold how good; Sewanee, University of the South

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Ecce quam bonun

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In Deo speramus

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In God we trust; Brown University

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In Deo speramus

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In God we trust; Brown University

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In lumine tuo videbimus lumen

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In your light we shall see the light; Columbia University

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In your light we shall see the light; Columbia University

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In lumine tuo videbimus lumen

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Literris dedicata et omnibus artibus

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Dedicated to letters and all the arts; University of Nebraska

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Dedicated to letters and all the arts; University of Nebraska

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Litteris dedicata et omnibus artibus

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Lux et lex

A

Light and law; University of North Dakota

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Light and law; University of North Dakota

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Lux et lex

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Lux et veritas

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Light and truth; Yale University

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Light and truth; Yale University

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Lux et veritas

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Lux hominum vita

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Light, the life of men; University of New Mexico

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Light, the life of men; University of New Mexico

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Lux hominum vita

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Lux sit

A

Let there be light; University of Washington

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Let there be light; University of Washington

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Lux sit

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Mens agitat molem

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Mind moves the mass; University of Oregon

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Mind moves the mass; University of Oregon

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Mens agitat molem

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Mihi cura future

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My care is for the future; Hunter college

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My care is for the future; Hunter college

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Mihi cura future

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Nil sine magno labore

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Nothing without great labor; Brooklyn College

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Nothing without great labor; Brooklyn College

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Nil sine magno labore

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Non sibi, sed suis

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Not for herself, but for her own; Tulane University

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Not for herself, but for her own; Tulane University

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Non sibi, sed suis

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Perstare et praestare

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To persevere and surpass; New York University

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To persevere and surpass; New York University

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Perstare et praestare

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Pro ecclesia et patria

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For church and country; Trinity College

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For church and country; Trinity College

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Pro ecclesia et patria

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Respice, adspice, prospice

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Look to the past, look to the present, look to the future; City College of New York

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Look to the past, look to the present, look to the future; City College of New York

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Respice, adspice, prospice

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Salus populi

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The welfare of the people; University of Missouri

312
Q

The welfare of the people; University of Missouri

A

Salus populi

313
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Sapientia et doctrina

A

Wisdom and knowledge; Fordham University

314
Q

Wisdom and knowledge; Fordham University

A

Sapientia et doctrina

315
Q

Scientia sol mentis

A

Knowledge, the sun of the mind; Delaware College

316
Q

Knowledge, the sun of the mind; Delaware College

A

Scientia sol mentis

317
Q

Studiis et rebus honestis

A

To honorable pursuits and deeds; University of Vermont

318
Q

To honorable pursuits and deeds; University of Vermont

A

Studiis et rebus honestis

319
Q

Terras irradient

A

Let them illuminate the earth; Amherst College

320
Q

Let them illuminate the earth; Amherst College

A

Terras irradient

321
Q

Veritas

A

Truth; Harvard University

322
Q

Veritas vos liberabit

A

The truth will set you free; Johns Hopkins University

323
Q

Truth; Harvard University

A

Veritas

324
Q

The truth will set you free; Johns Hopkins University

A

Veritas vos liberabit

325
Q

Virtute et Armis (school motto)

A

By valor and arms; University of Mississippi

326
Q

Vox clamantis in deserto

A

The voice of one crying in the wilderness; Dartmouth college

327
Q

The voice of one crying in the wilderness; Dartmouth college

A

Vox clamantis in deserto

328
Q

Vires, artes, mores

A

Stregth, skill, Character; Florida State University

329
Q

Pro ecclesia, pro Texana

A

For church, for Texas; Baylor University

330
Q

For church, for Texas; Baylor University

A

Pro ecclesia, pro Texana

331
Q

Deus lux Mea

A

God is my light; Catholic University of America

332
Q

God is my light; Catholic University of America

A

Deus lux Mea

333
Q

Deus nobis fiducia

A

God is our trust; George Washington University

334
Q

God is our trust; George Washington University

A

Deus nobis fiducia

335
Q

Prodesse quam conspici

A

To the productive, rather than to be ornamental; Miami University of Ohio

336
Q

quaecum sunt vera

A

Whatever is true; Northwestern University

337
Q

Whatever is true; Northwestern University

A

quaecum sunt vera

338
Q

crux spes unica

A

the cross is the only hope; Notre Dame university

339
Q

the cross is the only hope; Notre Dame university

A

crux spes unica

340
Q

Dominus illuminatio mea

A

the lord is my light; Oxford University

341
Q

the lord is my light; Oxford University

A

dominus illuminatio mea

342
Q

dei sub nimine viget

A

it flourishes under the will of God; Princeton University

343
Q

it flourishes under the will of God; Princeton University

A

dei sub nimine viget

344
Q

ad maiorem dei gloriam

A

for the greater glory of God; the jesuit

345
Q

for the greater glory of God; the Jesuit

A

ad maiorem dei gloriam

346
Q

Pax et lux

A

peace and light; Tufts University

347
Q

peace and light; Tufts University

A

Pax et lux

348
Q

fiat lux

A

let there be light; University of California

349
Q

let there be light; University of California

A

fiat lux

350
Q

et docere et rerum expuirere causas

A

both to teach and to inquire into the causes of things; University of Georgia

351
Q

both to teach and to inquire into the causes of things; University of Georgia

A

et docere et rerum expuirere causas

352
Q

pro scientia et sapientia

A

for knowledge and wisdom; University of Mississippi

353
Q

for knowledge and wisdom; University of Mississippi

A

pro scientia et sapientia

354
Q

civi et rei publicae

A

for the citizen and the state; University of Oklahoma

355
Q

for the citizen and the state; University of Oklahoma

A

civi et rei publicae

356
Q

leges sine moribus vanae

A

laws without morals are useless; University of Pennsylvania

357
Q

laws without morals are useless; University of Pennsylvania

A

leges sine moribus vanae

358
Q

disciplina praesidium civitatis

A

instruction is the safeguard of the state; University of Texas

359
Q

instruction is the safeguard of the state; University of Texas

A

disciplina praesidium civitatis

360
Q

pro humanitate

A

for humanity; Wake Forest University

361
Q

for humanity; Wake Forest University

A

pro humanitate

362
Q

per virtutem vis

A

strength through virtue; Washington University

363
Q

strength through virtue; Washington University

A

per virtutem vis

364
Q

crescite et multiplicamini

A

increase and multiply; Maryland

365
Q

increase and multiply; Maryland

A

crescite et multiplicamini

366
Q

sicut patribus. sit Deus obis

A

as to our fathers, may God be to us; Boston

367
Q

as to our fathers, may God be to us; Boston

A

sicut patribus. sit Deus obis

368
Q

urbs in horto

A

city in a garden; Chicago

369
Q

city in a garden; Chicago

A

urbs in horto

370
Q

speramus meliora, resurget cineribus

A

we hope for better things, it will rise from the ashes; Detroit

371
Q

we hope for better things, it will rise from the ashes; Detroit

A

speramus meliora, resurget cineribus

372
Q

domine, dirige nos

A

lord, guide us; London

373
Q

lord, guide us; London

A

domine, dirige nos

374
Q

fluctuat nec mergitur

A

it is tossed by the waves but does not sink; Paris

375
Q

it is tossed by the waves but does not sink; Paris

A

fluctuat nec mergitur

376
Q

per adua ad astra

A

through struggle to the stars; The Royal Air Force

377
Q

through struggle to the stars; The Royal Air Force

A

per adua ad astra

378
Q

ad maiorem dei gloriam

A

for the greater glory of god; Society of Jesuits

379
Q

for the greater glory of god; Society of Jesuits

A

ad maiorem dei gloriam

380
Q

dum vivimus vivamus

A

while we live let us live; Epicureans

381
Q

while we live let us live; Epicureans

A

dum vivimus vivamus

382
Q

joannes est noman eius

A

John is his name; Puerto Rico

383
Q

john is his name; Puerto Rico

A

joannes est noman eius

384
Q

imperium in imperio

A

an empire within an empire; Ohio

385
Q

an empire within an empire; Ohio

A

imperium in imperio

386
Q

civilitas successit barbarum

A

civilization succeeds barbarism; Minnesota

387
Q

civilization succeeds barbarism; Minnesota

A

civilitas successit barbarum

388
Q

r.i.p.

A

requiescat in pace; May he rest in peace

389
Q

h.j.s.

A

hic iacet sepultus; here lies buried

390
Q

s.t.t.l.

A

sit tibi terra levis; may the earth rest lightly on you

391
Q

d.m.

A

dis minibus; to the spirits of the dead

392
Q

q.d.

A

quaque die; everyday

393
Q

quot.

A

daily

394
Q

Cet. Par.

A

with other things being equal

395
Q

d.s.p.

A

decessit sine prole; dead without issue

396
Q

D.V.

A

god willing

397
Q

et seq.

A

and the following

398
Q

F.D.

A

fidei defensor; defender of the faith- a title of the British monarchs

399
Q

ff.

A

foliis; on the [following] pages

400
Q

fl.

A

floruit; period of time during which a person or thing flourished

401
Q

f.r.

A

folio recto; on the right-hand page

402
Q

f.v.

A

folio verso; on the left-hand page

403
Q

Infra. dig

A

infra dignitatem; beneath ones dignity

404
Q

loc. cit.

A

loco citato; in a previously cited place

405
Q

mod.

A

medium

406
Q

pass.

A

passim; everywhere

407
Q

pinx.

A

pinxit; he painted

408
Q

sc.

A

scilicet; actually

409
Q

S.C.U.

A

Senatus Consultum ultimum; Final decree of the senate- marital law

410
Q

s.g.

A

without example

411
Q

s.o.s.

A

si opus sit; if there is need

412
Q

S.P.Q.R.

A

Senatus Populusque Romanus; the senate and the Roman People

413
Q

v.i.

A

vide infra; see below

414
Q

v.s.

A

vide super; see above

415
Q

ab imo pectore

A

from the bottom of the heart

416
Q

from the bottom of the heart

A

ab imo pectore

417
Q

ad kalendas graecas

A

never/when hell freezes over (literally “at the greek calends”)

418
Q

never/when hell freezes over

A

ad kalendas graecas

419
Q

aut viam inveniam aut faciam

A

when there’s a will there’s a way (literally “I’ll find a way or make one”)

420
Q

when there’s a will there’s a way

A

aut viam inveniam aut faciam

421
Q

rem acu tetigisti

A

you hit the nail on the head

422
Q

you hit the nail on the head

A

rem acu tetigisti

423
Q

a dextra

A

on the right

424
Q

on the right

A

a dextra

425
Q

a posteriori

A

from effect to cause ( literally “from what comes after”)

426
Q

from effect to cause

A

a posteriori

427
Q

a priori

A

from what is already known (literally “from what comes before”)

428
Q

from what is already known

A

a priori

429
Q

ab initio

A

from the beginning

430
Q

from the beginning

A

ab initio

431
Q

ad gustum

A

to ones taste

432
Q

to one’s taste

A

ad gustum

433
Q

ad hominem

A

against the man

434
Q

against the man

A

ad hominem

435
Q

alter ego

A

another self

436
Q

another self

A

alter ego

437
Q

aqua vitae

A

whiskey/alcohol

438
Q

whiskey/alcohol

A

aqua vitae

439
Q

Bona fide

A

in good faith

440
Q

in good faith

A

bona fide

441
Q

casus belli

A

justification for war

442
Q

justification for war

A

casus belli

443
Q

curriculum vitae

A

resume

444
Q

resume

A

curriculum vitae

445
Q

de facto

A

in fact, actually

446
Q

de jure

A

by right; legally

447
Q

by right; legally

A

de jure

448
Q

deus ex machina

A

an unlikely and providential intervention

449
Q

an unlikely and providential intervention

A

deus ex machina

450
Q

Gaudeamus igitur

A

therefore, let us rejoice

451
Q

therefore, let us rejoice

A

Gaudeamus igitur

452
Q

in aeternum

A

forever

453
Q

forever

A

in aeternum

454
Q

in vino veritas

A

in wine, the truth

455
Q

in wine, the truth

A

in vino veritas

456
Q

mutatis mutandis

A

with the necessary changes having been made

457
Q

with the necessary changes having been made

A

mutatis mutandis

458
Q

post partum

A

after childbirth

459
Q

after childbirth

A

post partum

460
Q

quantum

A

how much

461
Q

how much

A

quantum

462
Q

similis veri

A

probable

463
Q

probable

A

similis veri

464
Q

sine mora

A

without delay

465
Q

without delay

A

sine mora

466
Q

sine prole

A

without children

467
Q

without children

A

sine prole

468
Q

sub rosa

A

secretly

469
Q

secretly

A

sub rosa

470
Q

sui generis

A

one of a kind

471
Q

one of a kind

A

sui generis

472
Q

suo motu

A

spontaneously

473
Q

spontaneously

A

suo motu

474
Q

tabula rasa

A

a clean slate

475
Q

a clean slate

A

tabula rasa

476
Q

usque ad

A

all the way up to

477
Q

all the way up to

A

usque ad

478
Q

vae victis

A

woe to the conquered

479
Q

“acta est fabula”

A

the story is finished; Augustus

480
Q

the story is finished; Augustus

A

“acta est fabula”

481
Q

“Delendo est Carthago”

A

Carthage must be destroyed; Cato the Elder

482
Q

“Cogito ergo sum”

A

I think therefore I am; Descartes

483
Q

Carthage must be destroyed; Cato the Elder

A

Delendo est Carthago

484
Q

I think therefore I am; Descartes

A

“Cogito ergo sum”

485
Q

“Dulce et decorum est pro patria mori”

A

There’s no greater honor than to die for one’s country; Horace

486
Q

There’s no greater honor than to die for one’s country; Horace

A

Dulce et decorum est pro patria mori

487
Q

“Eheu fugaces labuntur anni”

A

Alas, the fleeting years glide by; Horace

488
Q

Alas, the fleeting years glide by; Horace

A

“eheu fugaces labuntur anni”

489
Q

“exegi monumentum aere perennius”

A

I have raised a monument more lasting than bronze; Horace

490
Q

I have raised a monument more lasting than bronze; Horace

A

“exegi monumentum aere perennius

491
Q

“parturient montes, nasceture ridiculus mus”

A

all that work and nothing to show for it’ Horace

492
Q

all that work and nothing to show for it; Horace

A

“parturient montes, nasceture ridiculus mus”

493
Q

“dificile est saturam non scribere”

A

it is not difficult to write satire; Juvenal

494
Q

it is not difficult to write satire; Juvenal

A

dificile est saturam non scribere

495
Q

“panem et circenses”

A

bread and circus games; Juvenal

496
Q

bread and circus games; Juvenal

A

panem et circenses

497
Q

“Quis custodiet ipsos custodes”

A

who will guard the guards themselves?; Juvenal

498
Q

who will guard the guards themselves?; Juvenal

A

“Quis custodiet ipsos custodes”

499
Q

“Qualis artifex pereo”

A

what in artist dies in me; Nero

500
Q

what in artist dies in me; Nero

A

“Qualis artifex pereo”

501
Q

“tempus edax rerum”

A

time, the devourer of all things; Ovid

502
Q

time, the devourer of all things:Ovid

A

“tempus edax rerum”

503
Q

“oderint dum metuant”

A

let them hate provided that they fear; Tiberius

504
Q

let them hate provided that they fear; Tiberius

A

“oderint dum metuant”

505
Q

Sollicitae tu causa, pecunia, vitae; Propertius

A

You, money, are the cause of an anxious life

506
Q

You, money, are the cause of an anxious life; Propertius

A

Sollicitae tu causa, pecunia, vitae

507
Q

To whom did Suetonius attribute the phrase, “teneo te, Africa”

A

Terentius

508
Q

Who wrote, “De nihilo nihil”

A

Lucretius

509
Q

Sententia iudicum

A

Finding of the jury

510
Q

Finding of the jury

A

Sententia iudicum

511
Q

In situ

A

In its natural place

512
Q

In it’s natural place

A

In situ

513
Q

Masterpiece

A

Magnum opus

514
Q

Magnum opus

A

Masterpiece

515
Q

The art of dying

A

Ars moriendi

516
Q

Ars moriendi

A

The art of dying

517
Q

What phrase promotes the essential value of lying

A

Qui nescit dissimulare nescit vivere; he who knows not how to lie knows not how to live.

518
Q

Obiter dictum

A

Other things said; a judge’s accidental expression of opinion

519
Q

Certiori

A

To be more fully informed; law

520
Q

Fortiori

A

From [the] stronger

521
Q

Amicus curiae

A

Friend of the court; someone who is not party to a case but gives information

522
Q

Ultima thule

A

The end of the world

523
Q

Urbi et orbi

A

For the city and for the world; indicates that a papal document is addressed to the entire Catholic world

524
Q

Fidei defensor

A

Elizabeth II

525
Q

Crescat scientistia vita excolatur

A

Let knowledge grow, let life be enriched; University of Chicago

526
Q

Cor prudentis possidebit scientiam

A

A wise heart seeks knowledge; Emory

527
Q

Esto perpetua (city)

A

May it last forever; Venice

528
Q

O.m.

A

Every morning

529
Q

V.s.

A

See above

530
Q

J.D.

A

A lawyer

531
Q

Vae victis

A

Woe to the conquered; Livy

532
Q

“Ubi solitudinem faciunt pacem appellant”

A

Tacitus

533
Q

“Inter arma leges silent”

A

Cicero

534
Q

Grammatici certant

A

Caligua

535
Q

“Satura quidem tota nostra est”

A

Quintillian

536
Q

“Rem tene verbum sequenter”

A

Cato

537
Q

“Nihil ex nihilo fit”

A

Lucretius

538
Q

“Necesse est multos timeat quem multi timent”

A

Syrus

539
Q

“Quid rides? De te fábula narratur.”

A

Horace

540
Q

C.

A

Cum; with

541
Q

Perdidi diem

A

I have lost the day

542
Q

What is the motto of the U.S. space force

A

Semper supra

543
Q

Sub umbra floreo

A

Under the shade i flourish; Belize

544
Q

What is the Latin for scotland’s motto- wha duar meddle wi me

A

Nemo me impune lacessit

545
Q

Tempora mutantur et nos mutamur

A

The times change, and we change with them

546
Q

Virtus unita fortior

A

Strength united is stronger; Andorra

547
Q

“Non scholar sed vitae discimus”

A

We learn for life, not just school; Seneca

548
Q

“Fortuna caeca est”

A

Cicero

549
Q

In matrimonium ducere

A

To marry

550
Q

Horribile dictu

A

Something we should not speak of

551
Q

Res nullius

A

Things belonging to no one

552
Q

Ne quid nimis

A

Nothing in excess

553
Q

Cui bono

A

Who benefits?

554
Q

Mos maiorum

A

Ancestral custom; Unwritten behavioral code that defined and regulated all aspects of Roman conduct

555
Q

Tria juncta in uno

A

Three joined in one; Order of the Bath

556
Q

Draco dormiens nunquam titillandus

A

Never tickle a dragon; hogwarts

557
Q

Ubertas et fidelitas

A

Fertility and faithfulness; Tasmania

558
Q

Lux, veritas, virtus

A

Light truth courage; Northeastern University

559
Q

In varietate concordia

A

United in diversity; European Union

560
Q

Deo juvante

A

With the help of God; monaco

561
Q

“Aspirar primo fortuna labori”

A

Vergil

562
Q

“Fallaces sunt rerum species”

A

Seneca the younger

563
Q

“Corruptissima re publica plurimae leges”

A

Tacitus

564
Q

“Graecia capta ferum victorem cepit”

A

Horace

565
Q

“Quo usque tandem abutere, Catalina, patientia nostra?”

A

Cicero

566
Q

In vino veritas

A

In wine, the truth; Pliny the elder

567
Q

“Verba volant, scripta manent”

A

Titus

568
Q

“Quot homines, tot sententiae”

A

Terrence

569
Q

ad litem

A
570
Q

ad gustum

A
571
Q

ad rem

A
572
Q

nosce te ipsum

A
573
Q

a fortiori

A
574
Q

pari passu

A
575
Q

in vitro

A
576
Q

arcanum arcanorum

A
577
Q

plures crapula quam gladiis

A
578
Q

telum imbelle sine ictu

A

used to describe

579
Q

sine pennis volare haud facile est

A

advice to

580
Q

fides pinucia

A
581
Q

mens et manus

A
582
Q

laborare est orare

A
583
Q

odi et amo

A
584
Q

“improbi hominis est medacio fallere”

A

Cicero

585
Q

Satura quidem tota nostra est

A
586
Q

ab absurdo

A

from the absurd

587
Q

from the absurd

A

ab absurdo

588
Q

ab asino lanam

A

blood from a stone, “wool from an ass”

589
Q

blood from a stone

A

ab asino lanam

590
Q

ab incunabulis

A

from infancy

591
Q

from infancy

A

ab incunabulis

592
Q

ab irato

A

unfair, unprovoked

593
Q

unfair, unprovoked

A

ab irato

594
Q

ab origine

A

from the first

595
Q

from the first

A

ab origine

596
Q

absit invidia

A

no offense intended

597
Q

no offense intended

A

absit invidia

598
Q

absit omen

A

may this not be an omen

599
Q

may this not be an omen

A

absit omen

600
Q

absolvo

A

i acquit

601
Q

I acquit

A

absolvo

602
Q

ab uno disce omnes

A

from one example learn about all

603
Q

from one example learn about all

A

ab uno disce omnes

604
Q

abusus non tollit usum

A

misuse does not nullify proper use

605
Q

misuse does not nullify proper use

A

abusus non tollit usum

606
Q

abyssus abyssum invocat

A

one misstep leads to another

607
Q

one misstep leads to another

A

abyssus abyssum invocat

608
Q

a capite ad calcem

A

thoroughly

609
Q

accessit

A

honorable mention

610
Q

honorable mention

A

accessit

611
Q

acheruntis pabulum

A

food for the gallows

612
Q

food for the gallows

A

acheruntis pabulum

613
Q

a cruce salus

A

salvation (comes) from the cross

614
Q

salvation (comes) from the cross

A

a cruce salus

615
Q

acta sanctorum

A

deeds of the saints

616
Q

deeds of the saints

A

acta sanctorum

617
Q

ad arbitrium

A

at pleasure

618
Q

ad augusta per angusta

A

to honors through difficulties

619
Q

to honors through difficulties

A

ad augusta per angusta

620
Q

ad captandum vulgus

A

in order to win over the masses

621
Q

in order to win over the masses

A

ad captandum vulgus

622
Q

ad clerum

A

to the clergy

623
Q

a Deo et Rege

A

from God and the King

624
Q

to the clergy

A

ad clerum

625
Q

from God and the King

A

a Deo et Rege

626
Q

Adeste Fideles

A

O come, all ye faithful

627
Q

O come, all ye faithful

A

Adeste Fideles

628
Q

ad eundem gradum

A

to the same degree

629
Q

to the same degree

A

ad eundem gradum

630
Q

adhuc sub iudice lis est

A

the case is still before the court

631
Q

the case is still before the court

A

adhuc sub iudice lis est

632
Q

ad int.

A

ad interim-in the meantime

633
Q

ad interim-in the meantime

A

ad int.

634
Q

ad limina apostolorum

A

to the thresholds of the Apostles- abbreviated ad limina

635
Q

ad litem

A

for the suit or action

636
Q

for the suit or action

A

ad litem

637
Q

ad litteram

A

to the last jot

638
Q

to the last jot

A

ad litteram

639
Q

ad patres

A

dead

640
Q

dead

A

ad patres

641
Q

ad perpetuam rei memoriam

A

for the perpetual remembrance of the the thing

642
Q

ad praesens ova cras pullis sunt meliora

A

a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush, eggs today are better than chickens tomorrow

642
Q

for the perpetual remembrance of the thing

A

ad perpetuam rei memoriam

643
Q

a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush, eggs today are better than chickens tomorrow

A

ad praesens ova cras pullis sunt meliora

644
Q

ad quem

A

for which

645
Q

for which

A

ad quem

646
Q

ad quod damnum

A

to what damage

647
Q

to what damage

A

ad quod damnum

648
Q

ad referendum

A

for further consideration

649
Q

for further consideration

A

ad referendum

650
Q

ad unguem

A

to a fingernail (precisely)

651
Q

ad unum omnes`

A

unanimously

652
Q

unanimously

A

ad unum omnes

653
Q

ad usum Delphini

A

expurgated

654
Q

expurgated

A

ad usum Delphini

655
Q

ad utrumque paratus

A

prepared for the worst

656
Q

prepared for the worst

A

ad utrumque paratus

657
Q

ad val

A

ad valorem, in proportion to value

658
Q

in proportion to value

A

ad valorem

659
Q

adversa

A

things noted

660
Q

things noted

A

adversa

661
Q

adversaria

A

journal

662
Q

journal

A

adversaria

663
Q

adversus solem ne loquitor

A

don’t waste your time arguing the obvious, don’t speak against the sun

664
Q

don’t waste your time arguing the obvious, don’t speak against the sun

A

adversus solem ne loquitor

665
Q

ad vitam aeternam

A

for eternal life

666
Q

for eternal life

A

ad vitam aeternam

667
Q

ad vitam aut culpam

A

for life or until a misdeed

668
Q

for life or until a misdeed

A

ad vitam aut culpam

669
Q

advocatus diaboli

A

devil’s advocate

670
Q

devil’s advocate

A

advocatus diaboli

671
Q

promotor fidei

A

promoter of the faith

672
Q

promoter of the faith

A

promotor fidei

673
Q

aeger

A

sick

674
Q

sick

A

aeger

675
Q

“aegrescit medendo”

A

the remedy is worse than the disease-Vergil

676
Q

The remedy is worse than the disease- Vergil

A

“aegrescit medendo”

677
Q

“aegri somnia”

A

a sick man’s dreams, a hallucination -Horace

678
Q

a sick man’s dreams, a hallucination -Horace

A

“aegri somnia”

679
Q

aegrotat

A

a note from the doctor

680
Q

a note from the doctor

A

aegrotat

681
Q

aequam servare mentem

A

to keep one’s cool

682
Q

to keep one’s cool

A

aequam servare mentem

683
Q

aequo animo

A

with a calm mind

684
Q

with a calm mind

A

aequo animo

685
Q

aere perennius

A

everlasting, more durable than bronze

686
Q

everlasting, more durable than bronze

A

aere perennius

687
Q

aetatis suae

A

of his (or her) age

688
Q

of his (or her) age

A

aetatis suae

689
Q

aeternum vale

A

farewell forever

690
Q

farewell forever

A

aeternum vale

691
Q

a fortiori

A

with stronger reason

692
Q

with stronger reason

A

a fortiori

693
Q

a fronte praecipitium a tergo lupi

A

between a rock and a hard place

694
Q

between a rock and a hard place

A

a fronte praecipitium a tergo lupi

695
Q

age quod agis

A

pay attention to what you are doing

696
Q

pay attention to what you are doing

A

age quod agis

697
Q

Agnus Dei

A

Lamb of god

698
Q

lamb of god

A

Agnus Dei

699
Q

a latere

A

from the side

700
Q

albae gallinae filius

A

a lucky devil, a son of a white hen

701
Q

albo lapillo notare diem

A

to mark a day with a white stone

702
Q

alere flammam

A

to feed the flame

703
Q

to feed the flame

A

alere flammam

704
Q

alius dictus

A

otherwise called

705
Q

alieni generis

A

of a different kind

706
Q

alieni iuris

A

subject to another author’s authority

707
Q

“aliquando bonus dormitat Homerus”

A

you can’t win em all (literally- sometimes even good Homer dozes) -Horace

708
Q

alter idem

A

another self

709
Q

altissima quaeque flumina minimo sono labi

A

the deepest rivers flow with the least sound, still rivers run deep- Roman proverb

710
Q

alumnus

A

nursling, foster child

711
Q

amantes sunt amentes

A

lovers aren’t lunatics

712
Q

“amantium irae amoris integratio est”

A

lovers’ quarrels are the renewal of love- Terence

713
Q

a maximis ad minima

A

from the greatest to the least

714
Q

a mensa et toro

A

a legal separation

715
Q

amicus curiae

A

an impartial spokesman in a court of law- friend of the court

716
Q

amicus humani generis

A

a friend of the human race, a philanthropist

717
Q

amicus usque ad aras

A

a friend to the end

718
Q

amor nummi

A

cupidity- love of money

719
Q

amor patriae

A

patriotism- love of country

720
Q

amor proximi

A

love of one’s neighbor

721
Q

“amor vincit omnia”

A

love conquers all- Virgil

722
Q

“anguis in herba”

A

a hidden danger, a snake in the grass- Virgil

723
Q

animal bipes implume

A

a human being- a two legged animal without feathers

724
Q

A.A.S.

A

anno aetatis suae- in the year of his (or her) age

725
Q

A.H.

A

anno hegirae- in the year of the hegira

726
Q

anno mundi

A

in the year of the world

727
Q

A.R.

A

anno regni- in the year of the reign

728
Q

anno urbis conditae

A

in the year since Rome was founded

729
Q

annus mirabilis

A

a remarkable year

730
Q

A.C.

A

ante Christum- before Christ

731
Q

ante mortem

A

before death

732
Q

ante partum

A

before childbirth

733
Q

apage Satanas

A

away with thee, Satan

734
Q

apologia pro vita sua

A

a defense of his life

735
Q

apparatus criticus

A

critical matter

736
Q

“aqua et igni interdictus”

A

banished- forbidden water and fire- used by Caesar and Cicero

737
Q

aqua pura

A

pure water, distilled water

738
Q

a quo

A

from which

739
Q

arbiter bibendi

A

the judge of the drinking, a toastmaster

740
Q

arbiter elegantiae

A

an authority in matters of taste

741
Q

“arcades ambo”

A

two of a kind, arcadians both- Virgil

742
Q

arcanum arcanorum

A

secret of secrets

743
Q

argumentum

A

an argument or proof or appeal

744
Q

argumentum ab auctoritate

A

a proof derived from authority

745
Q

argumentum ab inconvenienti

A

an appeal based on the hardship involved

746
Q

argumentum ad absurdum

A

an appeal pointing out the absurdity of the opponent’s point of view

747
Q

argumentum ad captandum

A

an appeal based on arousing popular passions

748
Q

argumentum ad ccrumenam

A

an appeal based on the promise of profit

749
Q

argumentum ad invidiam

A

an appeal to envy or other undesirable human traits

750
Q

argumentum ad rem

A

a relevant argument

751
Q

argumentum baculinum

A

an appeal to force

752
Q

“arma virumque cano”

A

arms and the man I sing- opening of Virgil’s the aeneid

753
Q

arrectis auribus

A

on the alert, with ears pricked up

754
Q

ars amandi

A

art of love

755
Q

ars amatoria

A

the art of love

756
Q

ars artium

A

logic, the art of arts

757
Q

“ars est celare artem”

A

true art conceals the means by which it is achieved; Ovid

758
Q

“rara avis”

A

rare bird- Juvenal

759
Q

“ars poetica”

A

the art of poetry; Horace

760
Q

arte perire sua

A

to trip oneself up

761
Q

artes perditae

A

lost arts

762
Q

A.B. or B.A.

A

artium baccalaureus; bachelor of arts

763
Q

asinus asinum fricat

A

one fool rubs the other’s back

764
Q

auctor ignotus

A

an unknown author

765
Q

audi alteram partem

A

there are two sides to every question; hear the other side

766
Q

“aura popularis”

A

temporary celebrity; Cicero

767
Q

“aurea mediocritas”

A

moderation in all things; Horace

768
Q

aureo hamo piscari

A

to fish with a golden hook; Money talks

769
Q

“auri sacra fames”

A

money mad; the cursed hunger for gold- Vergil

770
Q

Aurora

A

goddess of the morning

771
Q

auspicium melioris aevi

A

an omen of a better time

772
Q

aut bibat aut abeat

A

let him either drink or depart; you’re either for us or against us

773
Q

aut Caesar aut nihil

A

all or nothing; either Caesar or nothing

774
Q

aut disce aut discede

A

either learn or leave

775
Q

aut vincere aut mori

A

victory or death

776
Q
A