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ab urbe condita/anno urbis confitae

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AUC, from the founding of the city

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anno domini

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AD, in the year of our lord

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ad libitum

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ad lib, at pleasure

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ante meridiem

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AM, before noon

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confer

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cf, compare

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exempli gratia

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eg, for example

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et alia

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et al, and others

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et cetera

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etc, and so forth, and the rest

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ibidem

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ibid, in the same place

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idem

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id, the same (author)

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id est

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i.e.- that is

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medicinae doctor

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MD, medical doctor, doctor of medicine

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meridie

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m, at midday, noon

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nota bene

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NB, note well

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opere citato

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op cit, in the work cited/mentioned

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per centum

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per cent, by the hundred

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post meridiem

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PM, afternoon

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pro tempore

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pro tem/p.t., for the time being

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post scriptum

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PS, written afterwards

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quod erat demonstrandum

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QED, that which must be demonstrated (geometry)

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quod vide

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qv, which see
word should be looked up

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recipe

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rx, take as prescribed

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videlicet

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viz, namely

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versus

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vs, against

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ars artis gratia

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art for the sake of art- metro goldwyn mayer logo

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cave canem

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beware of the dog- found on a mosaic in pompeii

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e pluribus unum

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from many, one- US, found on all coins

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annuit coeptis

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he looks with favor on our undertakings- found on $1 bill- vergil

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novus ordo seclorum

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a new order of the ages- found on $1 bill- vergil

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semper fidelis

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always faithful- US marines

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semper paratus

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always prepared- US coast guard

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veni, vidi, vici

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i came, i saw, i conquered- julius caesar

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erare humanum est

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to err is human- seneca

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carpe diem (quam minimum credula postero)

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seize the day (trusting as little as possible in the next one)- horace

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ars longa, vita brevis

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art is long, life is short- horace

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et tu, brute

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even you, brutus- julius caesar

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festina lente

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make haste slowly- augustus, adopted by titus as motto

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in hoc signo vinces

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by this sign you will conquer- constantine saw this in the sky before the battle of milvian bridge, kingdom of portugal

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mens sana in corpore sano

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a sound mind in a sound body- juvenal

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a mari usque ad mare

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from sea to sea- canada

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citius, altius, fortius

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swifter, higher, stronger- olympics

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alea iacta est

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the die is cast- caesar before he crossed the rubicon

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audentis fortuna iuvat/fortuna favet fortibus

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fortune favors the brave- vergil/terence

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rident stolidi verba latina

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fools laugh at the latin language- ovid

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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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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 elder

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47
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ante cibos

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ac, before meals

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post cibos

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pc, after meals

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cum

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c, with

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sine

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s, without

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pro re nata

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prn, as needed

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guttae

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gtt, drops

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bis in die

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bid, twice a day

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ter in die

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tid, three times a day

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quater in die

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qid, four times a day

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per os

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po, by mouth

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57
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statim

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stat, immediately

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aqua

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aq, water

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quantum sufficiat

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qs, as much as needed

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signa

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sig, write

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non repetatur

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non rep, do not repeat

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hora somni

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hs, at bedtime

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oculus dexter

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od, right eye

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oculus sinister

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os, left eye

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ab ovo usque ad mala

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from the egg to the apple- horace

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ad hoc

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for this purpose

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67
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ad infinitum

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without end

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ad nauseam

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to the point of disgust

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alma mater

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nourishing mother

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ante bellum

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before the war

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bone fide

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in good faith

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72
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caveat emptor

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let the buyer beware

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de gustibus non est disputandum

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everyone to his own taste

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corpus delicti

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the body of the crime

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cum grano salis

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with a grain of salt, pliny the elder

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de facto

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in fact

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de jure/iure

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by right/by law

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de mortuis nil nisi bonum

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speak only good of the dead

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divide et impera

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divide and rule

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ex libris

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from the books of

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81
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exit, eceunt

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he goes out, they go out

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ex officio

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by virtue of office

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ex post facto

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enacted after the fact, retroactive

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ex tempore

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on the spur of the moment

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habeas corpus

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a writ to being a detained person before a judge

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in absentia

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in absence

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in loco parentis

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in the place of a parent

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in medias res

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in the middle of things

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in memoriam

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in memory of

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in re

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in the matter of, concerning

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in toto

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entirely

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ipso facto

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by the very fact itself

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93
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lapsus linguae

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a slip of the tongue

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modus operandi

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a method of working

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modus vivendi

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a method of living

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multum in parvo

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much in little

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ne plus ultra

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nothing more beyond, perfection

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non compos mentis

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not of sound mind

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non sequitur

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it does not follow, an illogical inference

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pater patriae

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father of his country

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pax vobiscum

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peace be with you

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per annum

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by the year, p.a.

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per capita

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by heads

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per diem

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by the day

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per se

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by itself, intrinsically

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106
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persona non grata

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an unwelcome person

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107
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post mortem/obitum

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after death

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108
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prima facie

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on first sight or appearance (initial evidence in case)

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post proelium, praemium

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after the battle, the reward

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pro and contra

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for and against

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pro bono public

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for the public welfare

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quid pro quo

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something for something

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sic transit gloria mundi

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thus passes the glory of the world
all worldly fame and glory are fleeting and temporary

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sine die

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indefinitely, without seeing a day

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sine qua non

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indispensable, a necessity

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status quo

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the existing state of affairs

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117
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stet

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let it stand

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118
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te deum laudamus

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we praise you, oh lord

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119
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tempus fugit

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time flies- vergil

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120
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terra firma

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solid ground

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121
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vade mecum

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a constant companion

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122
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verbatim

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word for word

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123
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via

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by way of

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124
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vice versa

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the other way around, conversely, v.v

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125
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vigilantia pretium libertatis

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vigilance is the price of liberty

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126
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viva voce

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by spoken word, orally

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vox populi, vox dei

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the voice of the people is the voice of god

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128
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iustitia omnibus

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justice for all- district of columbia

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129
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ad astra per aspera

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to the stars through difficulties- kansas, seneca the younger, kennedy space center

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cedant arma togae

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let arms yield to the toga- wyoming (may war give way to peace)

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esto perpetua

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may it last forever- idaho, venice

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132
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montani semper liberi

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mountaineers are always free- west virginia

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133
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excelsior

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ever upward- new york

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134
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esse quam videri

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to be rather than to seem- north carolina, sallust

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labor omnia vincit

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work conquers all- oklahoma, vergil, labor unions (AFL-CIO)

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regnat populus

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the people rule- arkansas

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137
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ditat deus

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god enriches- arizona

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si quaeris paeninsulam amoenam circumspice

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if you seek a pleasant peninsula, look around you- michigan, St. Paul’s cathedral in London, epitaph of sir christopher wren

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virtute et armis

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by valor and arms- mississippi and university of mississippi

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dum spiro, spero

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while i breathe, i hope- south carolina, raj of sarawak

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animis opibusque parati

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prepared in mind and resouces- south carolina, vergil

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scuto bonae voluntatis tuae coronasti nos

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with the shield of thy goodwill thou had covered us- maryland

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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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144
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dirigo

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i point the way- maine

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145
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crescit eundo

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it grows as it goes- new mexico, lucretius about lightning

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146
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nil sine numine

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nothing without divine guidance- colorado

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147
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qui transtulit sunstinet

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he who transplanted, sustains- connecticut

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148
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sic semper tyrannis

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thus ever to tyrant- virginia

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149
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audemus iura nostra defendere

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we dare defend our rights- alabama

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150
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salus populi suprema lex esto

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the welfare of the people shall be the supreme law- missouri, cicero

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alis volat propriis

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he flies by his own wings- oregon

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152
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artes scientia veritas

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art, knowledge, truth- university of michigan

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153
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civium in moribus rei publicae salus

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the welfare of the states lies in the character of its citizens- university of florida

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154
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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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disciplina praesidium civitatis

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training, the defense of the state- university of texas

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ecce quam bonum

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behold how good- university of the south (sewanee)

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157
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in deo speramus

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in god we trust- brown university

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158
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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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159
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litteris dedicata et omnibus artibus

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dedicated to letters and all the arts- university of nebraska

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160
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lux et lex

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light and law- university of north dakota

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161
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lux et veritas

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light and truth- yale university, indiana university

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162
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lux hominum vita

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light, the life of men- university of new mexico

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163
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lux sit

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let there be light- university of washington

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164
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mens agitat molem

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mind moves the mass- university of oregon

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165
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mihi cura futuri

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my care is for the future- hunter college

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166
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nil sine magno labore

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nothing without great labor- brooklyn college

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167
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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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168
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perstare et praestare

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to persevere and surpass- new york univeristy

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169
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pro ecclesia et patria

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for church and country- trinity college

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170
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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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salus populi

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the welfare of the people- university of missouri

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172
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sapientia et doctrina

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wisdom and knowledge- fordham university

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scientia sol mentis

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knowledge, the sun of the mind- delaware college

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174
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studiis et rebus honestis

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to honorable pursuits and deeds- university of vermont

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terras irradient

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let them illuminate the earth- amherst college

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176
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veritas

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truth- harvard university

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veritas vos liberabit

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the truth will set you free- john hopkins university, southern methodist university

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178
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voc clamantis in deserto

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the voice of the one crying in the wilderness- dartmouth college

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179
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plures crapula quam gladius

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the board consumes more than the sword

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180
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ad fundum

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to the bottom (drinking)

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181
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ab asino lanam

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like trying to get blood from a stone
donkey wolf or whatever

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falsus in unus, falsus in omnibus

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false in one thing, false in everything

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183
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mea culpa

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my blame

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184
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odi et amo

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i hate and i love- catullus

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185
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ne fuge me!

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dont flee from me- ovid

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186
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cui dono lepidum novum libellus

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to whom do i owe the pleasure of giving this book- catullus

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187
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pulvis et umbra sumus

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we are dust and shadows- terence

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188
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omnia mutantur, nihil interit

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everything changes, nothing dies- ovid

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189
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vivamus, moriendum est (atque amemus)

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let us live, since we must die- catullus

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190
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video meliora, proboquo, deteiora sequor

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i see a better way and approve it, but i follow the worst way- ovid

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romani ite domum

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romans, go home- monty python

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192
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disciplina in civitatem

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education for citizenship- ohio state university

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193
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quaecumque sunt vera

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whatsoever things are true- northwestern university

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aliis vivere

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live for others- faculty of medicine at the national autonomous university of mexico (my favorite and most relevant motto!)

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195
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in pulvere vinces

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in dust you will win- nova scotia’s acadia

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fortiter, feliciter, fideliter

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boldly, faithfully, successfully- UL lafayette

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197
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pro deo et veritate

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for god and truth- stetson university

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198
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requiescat in pace

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rest in peace- rip

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199
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eureka (greek)

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i have found it- california

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deo gratiam habeamus

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let us be grateful to god- kentucky

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volo videre

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i long to see what is beyond- minnesota

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stella quarta decima fulgeat

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may the 14th star shine bright- vermont

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joannes est nomen eius

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john is his name- puerto rico

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fluctuat nec mergitur

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she is tossed but does not sink- paris

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205
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domine dirige nos

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lord, direct us- london

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dominus illuminatio mea

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the lord, my light- oxford university

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207
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crux unica spes

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the cross is the only hope- notre dame

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ad maiorem dei gloriam

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to the greater glory of god (AMDG)- the jesuits

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artes, vires, mores

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the arts, strength, character- FSU

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fidei defenso

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defender of the faith (FD)- kings and queens of england

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nemo me impune lacessit

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no one provokes me with impunity- kings of scotland

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decessit/obit sine prole

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dsp/osp- he died without issue/offspring

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viritatem cognoscetis et veritas te liberabit

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you shall know the truth, and the truth shall set you free- university of tennessee

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urbs in horto

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a city in a garden- chicago

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imperium in imperio

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an empire in an empire- ohio or the antifederalists

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quis costodiet ipsos custodes

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who will guard the guards themselves- juvenal

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rara avis in terris, nigroque simillima cycno

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a rare bird (something unique)- juvenal

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ipsa scientia potestas est

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knowledge itself is power- francis bacon

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219
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ora et labora/laborare est orare

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work and pray- st. benedict

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vae victis

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woe to the conquered- brennus/livy

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carthago delende est

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carthage must be destroyed- cato the elder

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cui bono

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to whose advantage- cicero, whoever committed the crime is the one who benefitted from it

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aura popularis

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the popular breeze- cicero

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224
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cum tacent, clamant

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when they are silent, they shout- cicero

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in humanitas omni aevo molestas est

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inhumanity is troubling in every age- cicero

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o tempora, o mores

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o the times, o the customs- cicero

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227
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quo usque tandem abutere, catilina, patientia nostra

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for how long, cataline, will you abuse our patience- cicero

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trahimur omnes laudis studio

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we are all drawn by a desire for praise- cicero

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229
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o tite tute tati tibi tanta, tyranne, tulisti

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o titus tatius, you tyrant, you have brought so great things upon yourself- ennius

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exegi monumentum aera perennius

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i have erected a monument more lasting than bronze- horace

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aurea mediocritas

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the golden mean- horace, finding balance between two extremes

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dulce et decorum est pro patria mori

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it is sweet and becoming to die for one’s country- horace

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nunc est bibendum

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now is the time for drinking- horace

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quid rides? de te fabula narrantur

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what are you laughing at? the joke is on you- horace

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vitanda est improba siren desidia

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one must avoid the wicked siren, laziness- horace

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panem et circenses

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bread and circus games- juvenal
government strategy of keeping citizens happy and docile by providing them with basic necessities like food and entertainment

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qualis artifex pereo

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what an artist dies with me- nero

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militat omnis amans et habet sua castra cupido

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evert love is a soldier, and cupid has his own camp- ovid

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239
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satura tota nostra est

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satire is completely ours- quintilian

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240
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gladiator in arena consilium capit

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the gladiator forms a plan in the area- seneca the younger

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fallaces sunt rerum species

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the appearances of things are deceiving- seneca the younger

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non est ad astra mollis e terris via

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there is no easy way from the earth to the stars- seneca the younger

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timendi causa est nescire

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ignorance is the cause of fear- seneca the younger

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etiam capillus unus habet umbram

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even one hair has a shadow- publilius syrus

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245
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dictum sapienti sat est/verbum sat sapienti

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a word to the wise is sufficient- terence

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homo sum: humani nihil a me alienum puto

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i am a man: i consider nothing human as alien to me- terence

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quot homines tot sententiae

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so many men, so many opinions- terence

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248
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diem perdidi

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i have wasted a day- titus (suetonius)

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249
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vae puto deus fio/vae, puto me fieri deum

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alas, i think i am becoming a god- vespasian

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arma virumque cano

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i sing of arms and a man- vergil

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dux femina facti

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the leader of the deed was a woman- vergil (about dido)

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aspirat primo fortuna labori

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may fortune smile upon the first attempt- vergil

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felix qui potuit rerum cognoscere causus

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happy is he who can know the causes of things- vergil

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forsan et haec olim meminissee iuvabit

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perhaps one day it will please you to remember even these things- vergil

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255
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latet anguis in herba

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a snake lies in the grass- vergil

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256
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tantae molis erat romanum condere gentum

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it was so great an effort to found the roman race- vergil

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amor omnia vincit

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love conquers all- vergil, prioress in canterbury tales

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facilis descensus averno

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the descent to hell is easy (it is easy to take the worst path)- vergil

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rex non potest peccare

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the king can do no wrong (sovereign immunity)

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260
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mandamus

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we order- corrects mistakes in court

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261
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urbi et orbi

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address by pope

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suum cuique

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to each their own- prussia

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nimium amator ingenii sui

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too much a lover of his own talent (a conceited person)- ovid

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quo vadis

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where are you marching/going? - saint peter to jesus

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265
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sicut patribus sit deus nobis

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god be with us as he was with our fathers- boston

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oderint dum metuant

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let them hate, so long as they fear- roman emperor caligula, tiberius

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267
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dentariae medicinae doctor

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doctor of medicine in dentistry- DMD

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268
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obit

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they died- ob.

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269
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cochlear

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spoonful- cochl

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270
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plumbum

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pb- chemical symbol for lead/latin for lead

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271
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floruit

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flourished in these dates- fl

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272
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da mihi mille basia

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give me a thousand kisses- catullus

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273
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interfice errorem, diligere errantem

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kill the sin, love the sinner- st. augustine

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274
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erat miseni classemque imperio praesens regebat

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He was at Misenum and was commanding the fleet in command in person- pliny the younger writing a letter to his uncle

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275
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in flagrante delicto

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in the very act of wrongdoing (caught redhanded)

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276
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sui generis

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unique

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277
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obiter dictum

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information that is irrelevant to court case, incidental remark

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278
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aqua et igni interdictus

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forbidden to be furnished with water or fire (banished)

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279
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curriculum vitae

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someones qualifications (resume)/the course of life- c.v.

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280
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sine mora

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without delay, immediately

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281
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sentientia iudicum

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finding of the jury

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282
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horae subsicivae

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spare/leisure hours

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283
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nec caput nec pedes

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it hasnt got a head or feet (in confusion)

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284
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veritatem dilexi

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i delight in the truth- bryn mawr college

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285
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hinc lucem et pocula sacra

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here we receive light and sacred droughts- cambridge university

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286
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mens et manus

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to mind and hand- MIT

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287
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hic et ubique terrarium

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here, there, and everywhere- university of paris

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288
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in libris libertas

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in books, there is freedom- US public library system

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289
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locus sigilli

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place of the seal- L.S.

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290
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idem quod

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the same as- i.q.

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291
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hac mense

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in this month- h.m.

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292
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non licet

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not allowed (tv girl reference)- n.l.

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293
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oculo utro

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both eyes- o.u.

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294
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ss (abbreviation)

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1/2

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295
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et uxor

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and his wife as well- et ux

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296
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sedit qui timuit ne non succederet

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he who feared he would not succeed sat still- horace

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297
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inter arma leges silent

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for among arms, laws are silent- cicero

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298
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invidiam, tanquam ignem, summa petere

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envy, like fire, always makes for the highest points- livy

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299
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quinctili vare, legiones redde

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quinctilius varus bring back the legions- augustus

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300
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ille dolet vere qui sine teste dolet

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He grieves truly who grieves without a witness- martial

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301
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vita non est vivere sed valere vita est

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life is more than staying alive- martial

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302
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nullus est liber tam malus ut non aliqua parte prosit

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there is no book so bad that it is not profitable on some part- pliny the younger

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303
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non amo te, sabidi

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i do not love thee, doctor fell- martial

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304
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master of counseling

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m.coun. or m.c.

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305
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master of nonprofit organization

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mna

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306
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vide infra

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below, see below- v.i.

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307
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dis manibus

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to the departed spirits- DMS or DM, pagan religious inscription

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308
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sit tibi terra levis

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may the earth rest lightly on you- STTL

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309
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caritas fraternitatis maneat in vobis motto

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let brotherly love abide in you- philadelphia

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310
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post tenebras lux

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light after darkness- geneva

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311
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ministrare quam ministrari

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to serve rather than be served- wellesley

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312
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aut disce aut discede

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learn or depart- winchester

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313
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non ducor duco

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i am not led, i lead- sao paulo

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314
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a fronte praecipitium a tergo lupi

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a precipice in front, wolves behind

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315
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hannibal ad portas

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hannibal is at the gates- used to cause fear, cicero

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316
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pro forma

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as a formality

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317
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facilius est multa facere quam diu

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it is easier to do many things than to do one for a long time- quintilian

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318
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credo quia absurdum est

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i believe because it is absurd- tertullian

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319
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ubi amor, ibi oculus

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where there is love, there is hate- thomas aquinas

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320
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experto credite

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believe who has had experience- vergil

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321
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simul iustus et peccator

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at once justified and a sinner- martin luther

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322
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vestis virum facit

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clothes make the man- erasmus

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323
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vade retro satana

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begone, satan- exorcisms

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324
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ad utrumque paratus

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prepared for both- spanish submarine force

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325
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ad verecundiam

A

appeal to authority fallacy

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326
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semen est sanguis christianorum

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the blood of the martyrs is the seed of the church- tertillian

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327
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lex naturalis est scriptum in cordibus omnium

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something about a law written on hearts or something stupid idk- thomas aquinas

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328
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credo ut intellegam

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believe so that you may understand- st. anselm

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329
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dubito ergo cogito, cogito ergo sum

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i think, therefore i am- descartes

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330
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superbia in proelia

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pride in battle- manchester city fc

331
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pro mundi beneficio

A

for the benefit of the world- panama

332
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unos pro omnibus, omnes pro uno

A

one for all, all for one- switzerland

333
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nemo malus felix, minime corruptor

A

no bad man is happy, least of all a seducer- juvenal

334
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si vis amari, ama

A

if you want to be loved, love- terence

335
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patria est communis omnium parens

A

our native land is the common parent of us all (nationalism core)- cicero

336
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praeceptores suos adulescens veneratur

A

a young man looks up to and respects his teachers- seneca

337
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sub rosa

A

under the rose- secretly

338
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ad litem

A

for the suit- guardian appointed by court

339
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ad gustum

A

to one’s taste

340
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ad rem

A

to the point/purpose, relevantly

341
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nosce te ipsum

A

know yourself- the oracle of delphi

342
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a fortiori

A

from the stronger position, drawing conclusions

343
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pari passu

A

at an equal place

344
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in vitro

345
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arcanum arcanorum

A

the ultimate secret

346
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telum imbelle sine ictu

A

feeble weapon without a thrust- weak argument

347
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sine pennis volare haud facile est

A

no flying is done without wings- be prepared

348
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fides pinucia

A

punic faith- treachury

349
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infra dig

A

beneath one’s dignity, undignified

350
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christogram, jesus christ

A

i.h.s./h.i.s. referring to the cross

351
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s.d.

A

salutem dicit- salutations, beginning of letter

352
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a.h.

A

Anno Hegirae- the year of mohammad’s journey from mecca to medina

353
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improbi hominis est mendacio fallere

A

cicero- It is the act of a bad man to deceive by falsehood

354
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non omnis moriar

A

i shall not wholly die- horace

355
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Possunt quia posse videntur.

A

that which seems possible is possible- vergil

356
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Non nobis solum nati sumus

A

not for ourselves alone we are born- cicero

357
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Omnis ars imitatio naturae est.

A

all art is an imitation of nature- seneca the younger

358
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Imperium sine FIDE dedi

A

i have given him rule without end- vergil

its fide because i said its fide

359
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Omnia praeclara rara

A

everything excellent is rare- cicero

360
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dis aliter visum

A

the gods have deemed otherwise/the fates had other plans- vergil

361
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acta est fabula

A

the play is over- augustus’s last words

362
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in perpetuum frater ave atque vale

A

and forever, brother, hail and fairwell- catullus

363
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amor tussisque non celantur

A

love and a cough cannot be concealed- ovid

364
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semper supra

A

always above- us space force

365
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sub umbra floreo

A

under the shade i fluorish- belize

366
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sollicitae tu causa, pecunia, vitae

A

you, money, are the cause of an anxious life- propertius

367
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tempora mutantur et nos mutamur

A

times have changed, we have also changed

368
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teneo te, africa

A

i have you, africa- caesar

369
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virtus unita fortior

A

strength united is stronger- andorra, angola

370
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de nihilo nihil/nihil ex nihilo fit/nil posse creari de nilo

A

nothing comes from nothing- lucretius

371
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non scholae sed vitae discimus

A

we do not learn for school, but for life- seneca the younger

372
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fortuna caeca est

A

fortune is blind- cicero

373
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ab initio

A

from the beginning

374
Q

ab extra

A

from outside- evidence gathered outside normal investigation process in court

375
Q

ab hinc

A

from here on

376
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ab intra

A

from within

377
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posse comitatus

A

prohibits federal troups from participating in normal civilian law enforcement

378
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in matrimonium ducere

A

in sweet marriage, to marry

379
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horribile dictu

A

horrible to say

380
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magnum opus

A

most important work of author, masterpiece

381
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res nullius

A

things belonging to no one

382
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ne quid nimis

A

nothing in excess

383
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mos maiorum

A

traditional romanism

384
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tria juncta in uno

A

three joined in one- order of the bath

385
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Draco dormiens nunquam titillandus

A

never tickle a sleeping dragon- hogwarts

386
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ubertas et fidelitas

A

fruitfulness and faithfulness- tasmania

387
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Lux, Veritas, Virtus

A

light, truth, courage- northeastern university

388
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In Varietate Concordia/unita in diversitate

A

united in diversity- european union

389
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Deo Juvante

A

with the help of god- monaco

390
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Corruptissima re publica plurimae leges

A

the more numerous the laws, the more corrupt the state- tacitus

391
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Graecia capta ferum victorem cepit

A

greece has captured her conquerers- horace

392
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Universi pacem precibus exposcunt

A

they all asked for peace with their prayers- livy

393
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In vino veritas

A

in wine, there is truth- pliny the elder

394
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Verba volant, scripta manent

A

spoken words fly away, written ones remain- titus

395
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tr. mil.

A

military tribunal, court cases tried in the military

396
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th. d.

A

Doctor Theologiae- doctor of theology

397
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i.a.

A

inter alia- among other things

398
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in situ

A

in the original place

399
Q

ars moriendi

A

the art of dying

400
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Qui nescit dissimulare nescit vivere

A

he who does not know how to lie does not know how to live/rule

401
Q

manus manum lavat

A

one hand washes the other- seneca the younger

402
Q

ad valorem

A

to its value, taxation based on worth

403
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Haec tibi dona fero

A

these gifts i bring thee- newfoundland

404
Q

Domino, Optimo, Maximo

A

to god, the best and the greatest- benedictines

405
Q

Disce et doce

A

learn and teach- university of sheffield

406
Q

dei Gratia

A

d.g.- by the grace of god- found on uk, canada, and australian coins

407
Q

agitatio

A

agit- shake (medicine)

408
Q

bene vale

A

b.v.- goodbye

409
Q

oleum

410
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aetatis

A

aet.- of the age

411
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semel in die

A

s.i.d- once a day

412
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except

413
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dispense

414
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pinxit

A

pinx.- painted

415
Q

Grammatici certant et adhuc sub iudice lis est

A

Grammarians dispute, and the case it still before the courts- horace

416
Q

Mihi forsan, tibi quod negarit, porriget hora

A

and to me perhaps the passing hour will grant what it denies to you- horace

417
Q

Haec scripsi non otii abundantia, sed amoris erga te

A

I have written you a longer letter than usual, from superabundance, not of leisure, but of affection- cicero

418
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Non scribit, cuius carmina nemo legit

A

The one who nobody reads does not write- martial

419
Q

ad unguem

A

to the (finger)nail, exactly

420
Q

ab absurdo

A

from absurdity

421
Q

cetera desunt

A

the rest is missing

422
Q

brutum flumen

A

meaningless, an empty threat

423
Q

ex novo

A

from scratch

424
Q

vox nihil

A

voice of nothing, useless voice

425
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Ad invicem

A

mutually, reciprocally

426
Q

reductio ad absurdum

A

argument that shows that the opposite side is absurd/contradictory

427
Q

dicto simpliciter

A

maxim, generalization fallacy

428
Q

lex parsimoniae

A

law of parsimony, occam’s razor

429
Q

Fiat lux

A

let there be light- rollins college, angelo state university, university of california berkeley, jacksonville university

430
Q

Veritas et Virtus

A

truth and virtue- mississipi college, univeristy of pittsburgh

431
Q

Superbia in proelio

A

pride in battle- manchester city football club

432
Q

Omnia pro patria

A

all for our country- univerisyt of nevada las vegas

433
Q

salutem plurimam dicit

A

s.p.d- wishing you well, many greetings

434
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reign

435
Q

cum cibos

A

c.c.- with food

436
Q

hort. tert.

A

at intermediate hours

437
Q

scilicet

A

sc.- clarification, permitted to know, namely

438
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si vales bene est, ego vale

A

S.V.B.E.E.V- if you are well, then i am well too- start of roman letters

439
Q

legum doctor

A

law degree- Ll. D.

440
Q

quaque die

A

qd.- once a day, daily

441
Q

Puri sermonis amator

A

a lover of pure/free speech- julius caesar

442
Q

Dum excusare credis, accusas

A

he who excuses himself accuses himself- st. jerome

443
Q

liberae sunt nostrae cogitationes

A

our thoughts are free- cicero

444
Q

In oculis animus habitat

A

the soul dwells in the eyes- pliny the elder

445
Q

Vincite virtute vera

A

conquer with true virtue- plautus

446
Q

Stat magni nominis umbra

A

the shadow of a great name- lucan

447
Q

Lasciva est nobis pagina, vita proba

A

my poems are naughty but my life is pure- martial

448
Q

Difficile est longum subito deponere amorem

A

it is difficult to suddenly put aside a longstanding love- catallus

449
Q

Sunt superis sua iura

A

the gods have their own laws- ovid

450
Q

Aequam memento rebus in arduis servare mentem

A

remember to keep a clear head in difficult times- horace

451
Q

Arrectis auribus adsto.

A

with pricked-up ears, all attention- vergil

452
Q

palmam qui meruit ferat

A

let whoever earns the palm bear it- university of south carolina, lord nelson

453
Q

quis separabit?

A

who will separate us- order of st. patrick, ulster defense association, seal of south carolina

454
Q

ultimo mense

A

last month- ult.

455
Q

loquitur

A

they speak- loq.

456
Q

dono dedit

A

given as a gift- d.d.

457
Q

Forsan et haec olim meminisse iuvabit

A

maybe we’ll be laughing about even these things in the future- vergil

458
Q

historis vero testis temporum, lux veritatis

A

History is the witness of the times, the light of truth- cicero

459
Q

actum ne agas

A

do not redo what has been done- terence

460
Q

clarum et venerabile nomen

A

An illustrious and honoured name- lucan

461
Q

maxima debetur puero reverentia

A

revere the child first- juvenal

462
Q

in utero

A

in the womb, unborn

463
Q

res ipsa loquitur

A

the manner speaks for itself

464
Q

lupus in fabula

A

speak of the wolf, and he will come

465
Q

aut vincere aut mori

A

conquer/do or die

466
Q

ad Kalendas Graecas

A

at the greek calends, never

467
Q

let your light shine (greek)

A

university of colorado

468
Q

ever to excel (greek)

A

boston college

469
Q

to virtue, knowledge (greek)

A

smith college

470
Q

Add to your faith virtue; and to virtue, knowledge (greek)

A

west virginia university

471
Q

religio doctrina civilitas prae omnibus virtus

A

Religion, Learning, Civility; Above All, Virtue- ohio university

472
Q

fortis et liber

A

strong and free- alberta

473
Q

in limine

A

in the beginning- in lim.
motion that asks a court to exclude or limit evidence from being presented at trial

474
Q

quod erat faciendum

A

that which was to be done- Q.E.F.

475
Q

baccalaureus artium, baccalaureus in artibus, or artium baccalaureus

A

bachelor of arts- A.B.

476
Q

Jurisprudentiae Doctor

A

first law degree- J.D.

477
Q

dramatis personae

A

actor- dram. pers.

478
Q

fiat

A

let it be done- ft.

479
Q

varium et mutabile semper femina

A

woman is ever a fickle and changeable thing- vergil

480
Q

ab honesto virum bonum nihil deterret

A

nothing deters a good man from doing what is honorable- seneca

481
Q

abeunt studia in mores

A

studies pass on into character- ovid

482
Q

quem di diligunt adolescens moritur

A

He whom the gods love dies young- plautus

483
Q

certiori

A

“to be more informed,” writ that orders lower court to give its case record to higher court for review

484
Q

mutatis mutandis

A

with the necessary changes having been made

485
Q

ultima thule

A

the edge/end of the world (iceland, north of britain)

486
Q

Crescite et Multiplicamini

A

increase and multiply- maryland

487
Q

Cor prudentis possidebit scientiam

A

the wise heart seeks knowledge- emory

488
Q

omni mane

A

every morning- o.m.

489
Q

vide supra

A

see above/earlier- v.s.

490
Q

ubi solitudinem faciunt pacem appellant

A

they create a desert and call it peace- tacitus

491
Q

rem tene verba sequentur

A

grasp the subject, and the words will follow- cato, curry college

492
Q

necesse est multos timeat quem multi timent

A

He must fear many, whom many fear- syrus

493
Q

de/ex proprio motu

A

on his own impulses, official act taken without formal request from another party

494
Q

post partum

A

after childbirth

495
Q

ne fronti crede

A

do not trust the face

496
Q

Eruditio et religio

A

knowledge and religion- duke

497
Q

Utraque unum

A

both into one- georgetown

498
Q

circa

A

approximately, about- ca.

499
Q

tacitum vivit sub pectore vulnus

A

A wound unuttered lives deep within the breast- vergil

500
Q

nullum saeculum magnis ingeniis clausum est

A

No generation is closed to great talents- seneca

501
Q

timeo Danaos et dona ferentes

A

i fear the danaans (greeks), even those bearing gifts- vergil

502
Q

lapsus calami

A

a slip of the pen

503
Q

terra incognita

A

unexplored/undiscovered territory

504
Q

lex talionis

A

an eye for an eye

505
Q

folio verso

A

on the back page- f.v.

506
Q

aut viam inveniam aut faciam

A

i shall either find a way or make one- hannibal (quoted by livy)

507
Q

satis eloquentiae sapientiae parum

A

enough of eloquence, too little of wisdom- sallust

508
Q

si vis pacem, para bellum

A

if you want peace, prepare for war- vegetius

509
Q

genius loci

A

spirit of a place

510
Q

seriatim

A

in a series, one after another

511
Q

quidnunc

A

gossipy person, busy body

512
Q

ius gentium

A

natural law for all people

513
Q

deus ex machina

A

god from the machine, supernatural (dean 😩😩) intervention

514
Q

ex scientia tridens

A

through knowledge, sea power- US naval academy

515
Q

Nomen nescio

A

unknown name- N.N.

516
Q

unguentum

A

ointment- ung.

517
Q

abiit, excessit, evasit, erupit

A

He departed, he withdrew, he strode off, he broke forth- cicero

518
Q

libenter homines id quod volunt credunt

A

men generally believe what they want to believe- caesar

519
Q

scientiae baccalaureus

A

bachelor of science, SB

520
Q

Post mortem auctoris

A

after the author’s death, p.m.a.

521
Q

famam extendimus factis

A

We extend our reputation by deeds- Quartermaster Center and School

522
Q

munit haec et altera vincit

A

One defends and the other conquers- nova scotia

523
Q

nil desperandum

A

do not despair

524
Q

nolo contendere

A

I do not wish to contend, legal defendant doesn’t admit or deny guilt

525
Q

fundamentum iustitiae primum est ne cui noceatur

A

the first foundation of justice is not to harm others- cicero

526
Q

quos amor verus tenuit, tenebit

A

True love will hold on to those whom it has held- seneca

527
Q

mendacem oportet esse memorem

A

A liar ought to have a good memory- quintilian

528
Q

stultum est timere quid vitare non potes

A

It is Stupid to Fear that which you Can not Avoid- publilius syrus

529
Q

saepe creat mollis aspera spina rosas

A

Often the prickly thorn produces tender roses- ovid

530
Q

risu inepto res ineptior nulla est

A

There is nothing more foolish than a foolish laugh- catullus

531
Q

ave imperator, morituri te salutant

A

Hail, Emperor! We who are about to die salute you- used by gladiators (captives and criminals) forced to fight for entertainment, suetonius

532
Q

momento mori

A

remember your mortality

533
Q

expecto patronum

A

I expect (or await) a guardian

534
Q

sapientiae et felicitatis

A

by (or with) wisdom and happiness- oxford

535
Q

non sibi sed patriae

A

not for self, but for country- us navy

536
Q

exitus acta probat

A

the result justifies the deed- george washington

537
Q

nemine contradicente

A

nem. con- with no one dissenting, unanimously

538
Q

ne pluribus impar

A

not unequal to many/like no other- louis xiv

539
Q

diem ex die

A

from day to day, continuously

540
Q

omnem movere lapidem

A

To leave no stone unturned

541
Q

invita minerva

A

minerva being unwilling, without inspiration

542
Q

vi et armis

A

by force and arms- cicero

543
Q

qualis dominus, qualis servus

A

Whatever kind of master (you see), that is the kind of slave (you have)- petronius

544
Q

montes auri pollicens

A

promising mountains of gold- terence

545
Q

qualis pater talis filius

A

as is the father, so is the son

546
Q

prior tempore potior jure

A

first in time, greater in right

547
Q

pugnis et calcibus

A

with fists and kicks

548
Q

difficile est saturnam non scribere

A

It is difficult not to write a satire- juvenal

549
Q

velocious quam asparagi coquantur

A

faster than asparagus [is] cooked- augustus

550
Q

in nova fert animus mutatas dicere formas corpora

A

My mind is bent to tell of bodies changed into new forms- ovid

551
Q

utinam populus romanus unam cervicem haberet

A

Would that the Roman people had but one neck- caligula

552
Q

in montibus, ex montibus, pro montibus

A

In the Mountains, Of the Mountains, For the Mountains- Lees-McRae College

553
Q

facio liberos ex liberis libris libraque

A

I make free adults out of children by means of books and a balance- st. john’s college

554
Q

prodesse quam conspici

A

to accomplish without being conspicuous- miami university

555
Q

in ovo

A

in the egg, vaccines injected in eggs

556
Q

little spoonful/teaspoon

A

coch. parv.

557
Q

Quod Erat Inveniendum

A

that which was to be found, QEI

558
Q

ad novitiam

A

logical fallacy that occurs when someone claims that something is better just because it’s new

559
Q

in partibus infidelium

A

in the regions of the infidels. used in a bishop’s title after the name of a diocese conquered by a power of another faith

560
Q

Soli Deo gloria

A

glory to god alone, S.D.G.

561
Q

dum vivimus, vivamus

A

while we live, let us live- Epicureans

562
Q

ex animo

A

from the heart, sincerely

563
Q

ex cathedra

A

from the chair, statements made by people in positions of authority

564
Q

nihil ad rem

A

nothing to the matter, irrelevant

565
Q

paucis verbis

A

by few words

566
Q

mobile vulgus

A

the excitable crowd, the mob

567
Q

dic bona fide

A

in good faith- plautus

568
Q

pectus est quod disertos facit

A

the heart is what makes eloquent speakers- quintillian

569
Q

sumptus censum ne superet

A

Let not your spending exceed your income- martial

570
Q

gallia est omnis divisa in partes tres

A

all gaul is divided into 3 parts- julius caesar

571
Q

non semper ea sunt quae videntur

A

Things are not always what they seem- phaedrus

572
Q

sub anno

A

under the year, s.a. publication year is not recorded

573
Q

ut dictum

A

as directed, u.d. medical abbreviation

574
Q

aures unitas

A

a.u. both ears

575
Q

si opus sit

A

if occasion require, if necessary, prescriptions, s.o.s.

576
Q

repulsae nescia

A

ignorant of defeat- lasell college, horace

577
Q

viriliter age

A

act courageously- united brotherhood of carpenters and joiners of america

578
Q

per curiam

A

by the court as a whole, unanimous decision

579
Q

amicus usque ad aras

A

friends to the altar/friends to the very end

580
Q

et in arcadia ego

A

even in arcadia, there i am- death is always present

581
Q

ex pede herculem

A

we may judge the size of hercules from his foot, we may reckon the size of the whole

582
Q

ex ungue leonem

A

from the claw to the lion, you can judge a whole by looking at a part of it

583
Q

mundus vult decipi, ergo decipiatur

A

the world wants to be deceived, so let it be deceived

584
Q

sui cuique voluptas

A

to each his own

585
Q

exeat

A

they may leave

586
Q

malum in se

A

evil in itself

587
Q

post hoc ergo propter hoc

A

after this, therefore because of this, fallacy where someone assumes something caused something else

588
Q

bis dat qui cito dat

A

he who gives quickly gives twice

589
Q

jupiter ex alto periuria ridet amantum

A

jupiter from on high laughs at the perjury of lovers- ovid

590
Q

probitas laudatur et alget

A

honesty is praised and gets old- juvenal

591
Q

serit ut alteri saeclo prosit

A

One sows for the benefit of another age- north dakota

592
Q

dei sub numine viget

A

Under God’s power she flourishes- princeton

593
Q

in extremis

A

at the point of death, in a difficult situation

594
Q

ceteris paribus

A

other things being equal, with other things being held constant

595
Q

currente calamo

A

offhand, without deep reflection

596
Q

qui nolet fieri desidiosus, amet!

A

He who does not want to become idle, let him love- ovid

597
Q

dimidium facti qui coepit habet

A

He who has begun is already halfway through the task: dare to be wise- horace

598
Q

tarditas et procrastinatio odiosa est

A

Delay and procrastination is hateful- cicero

599
Q

et sequentes

A

and following

600
Q

Iesus Nazarenus, Rex Iudaeorum

A

Jesus of Nazareth, King of the Jews- INRI

601
Q

Et docere et rerum exquirere causas

A

To teach, to serve, and to inquire into the nature of things- university of georgia

602
Q

lex, sapientia, lux

A

law, wisdom, light- florida southern

603
Q

in camera

A

court cause in private, public and press excluded

604
Q

paete, non dolet

A

It doesn’t hurt, Paetus!- tacitus

605
Q

roma, urbs aeterna

A

rome, eternal city- tibullus

606
Q

tanta est vis probitatis ut eam in hoste diligamus

A

Such is the force of uprightness that we esteem it in our enemy- cicero

607
Q

ante senectutem curavi ut bene viverem; in senectute curavi ut bene moriar

A

Before old age, I took care to live well; in old age, I take care to die well- seneca

608
Q

tolle, lege

A

take up and read- god to st. augustine

609
Q

semper eadem

A

always the same- elizabeth I

610
Q

magna est veritas

A

turth is great- university of miami, roger williams university

611
Q

nia subiecisti sub pedibus, oves et boves

A

Thou hast put all things under his feet, all Sheep and Oxen- butchers of london

611
Q

pons asinorum

A

the point at which many learners fail

612
Q

ignis fatuus

A

will-o’ the wisp, foolish fire, misleading illusion

613
Q

de minimis non curat lex

A

the law does not concern itself with trifles

614
Q

plus uno maneat perenne saeclo

A

Let it last far beyond a single lifetime- catullus

615
Q

ficus ficus, ligonem ligonem vocat

A

To call a fig a fig, and a trough a trough
(someone who says things in simple truth)

616
Q

Semper ad eventum festinat et in medias res non secus ac notas auditorem rapit

A

He always hurries to the outcome and he plunges his listeners into the middle of the story as though they were already familiar with it- horace

617
Q

necessitas dat legem non ipsa accipit

A

Necessity gives the law, it does not receive one- publius syrus

618
Q

tempus edax rerum

A

time, devourer of all things- ovid

619
Q

homines dum docent discunt

A

men learn while they teach- seneca the younger

620
Q

per procurationem

A

p.p. through the agency of, by proxy
used when someone signs a document for another person

621
Q

sepultus

A

buried, interred, S.

622
Q

meliora

A

better/better things- university of rochester

623
Q

facile princeps

A

easily first, acknowledged leader

624
Q

obstipui, steteruntque comae

A

I was astounded and my hair stood on end- vergil

625
Q

mens rea

A

criminal intent

626
Q

caveat lector

A

let the reader beware

627
Q

locum tenens

A

to hold this place, a substitute

628
Q

nunc pro tunc

A

now for then, retroactive correction

629
Q

in medio tutissimus ibis

A

you will go most safely by the middle course- ovid

630
Q

dabit deus his quoque finem

A

God will also give an end to these things- vergil

631
Q

caelum non animum mutant qui trans mare currunt

A

Those who rush across the sea change their sky but not their soul- horace

632
Q

Doctor Divinitatis

A

doctor of divinity- DD

633
Q

anno mundi

A

in the year of the world- AM

634
Q

deo ac veritati

A

for god and truth- colgate university

635
Q

pro ecclesia, pro texana

A

for the church, for texas- baylor university

636
Q

magis mutus quam piscis

A

quieter than a fish

637
Q

otium cum dignitate

A

leisure with dignity- cicero

638
Q

amicus humani generis

A

friend of the human race

639
Q

ab origine

A

from the beginning

640
Q

fama volat

A

rumors fly

641
Q

quandoque bonus dormitat homerus

A

Even good Homer nods, everyone makes mistakes

642
Q

corrigenda

A

a thing to be corrected

643
Q

poeta nascitur, non fit

A

poetry is inborned, not learned

644
Q

sub iudice

A

under a judge, still being considered by court

645
Q

sero venientibus ossa

A

those who are late get bones

646
Q

nolens, volens

A

like it or not

647
Q

qui tacet consentit

A

silence gives consent

648
Q

crescit amor nummi quantum ipsa pecunia crescti

A

The love of money increases, in proportion as money itself increases- juvenal

649
Q

folio recto

A

f.r. the front side of a page

650
Q

sine loco, anno et nomine

A

without place, year, and name- s.l.a.n

651
Q

nisi dominus frustra

A

Except the Lord in vain- edinburgh, blue cross

652
Q

splendor sine occasu

A

splendor without diminishment- british columbia

653
Q

finis origine pendet

A

the end depends upon the beginning- paul revere

654
Q

via trita, via tutissima

A

the beaten path is the safest path

655
Q

periculum in mora

A

danger in delay

656
Q

sine ira et studio

A

without anger and passion- tacitus

657
Q

sum quod eris, fui quod sis

A

I am what you will be, I was what you are- on tombstones

658
Q

Ipse venena bibas

A

drink the poison yourself- exorcismsF

659
Q

non incautus futuri

A

not unmindful of the future- washington and lee

660
Q

via, veritas, vita

A

the way and the truth and the life- glasgow university

661
Q

lingua franca

A

common language

662
Q

dulce bellum inexpertis

A

war is sweet to the inexperienced- erasmus

663
Q

non ignara mali, miseris succurere disco

A

Not myself being unacquainted with difficulty, I learn to succour the distressed- vergil

664
Q

parcere subiectis et debellare superbos

A

to spare the humble and to subdue the proud- vergil

665
Q

materiam superbat opus

A

the workmanship is better than the material- ovid

666
Q

scribendi recte sapere est et principium et fons

A

Sound judgment is the source of good writing- horace

667
Q

davus sum, non oedipus

A

i am davus, not oedipus- terence

668
Q

omne in die

A

once a day/every day, o.d.

669
Q

Non culpabilis

A

non cul. not guilty

670
Q

lux libertas

A

light and liberty- university of north carolina

671
Q

scientiis, artibus, religioni

A

sciences, arts, religion- mercer college

672
Q

caput mundi

A

head/capital of the world

673
Q

dura lex sed lex

A

the law is harsh, but it is the law

674
Q

per interim

A

during an interim period of time, non permanent

675
Q

ad augusta per angusta

A

through difficulties to honors

676
Q

hic et nunc

A

here and now

677
Q

delirium tremens

A

trembling delirium, severe alcohol withdrawal

678
Q

da dextram misero

A

give your right hand to the misfortunate- vergil

679
Q

qui non est hodie cras minus aptus erit

A

he who is not perpared today will be less so tomorrow- ovid

680
Q

nihil est ab omni parte beatum

A

nothing is perfect in every respect- horace

681
Q

nulla salus bello

A

there is no safety in war- vergil

682
Q

non est iocus esse malignum

A

it isn’t a joke to be malicious- horace

683
Q

anno post Christum natum

A

in the year after the birth of Christ, APCN

684
Q

STRATUM SUPER STRATUM

A

layer upon layer, sss

685
Q

Veritas et Utilitas

A

truth and service- howard university

686
Q

pauca sed bona

A

quality over quantity

687
Q

vir insignis

A

a man who is notable

688
Q

animo fractus

A

broken spirit

689
Q

quid est rei

A

what is the matter

690
Q

sesquipedia verba

A

words a foot and a half long- horace

691
Q

delphinum natare doces

A

teaching a dolphin to swim

692
Q

in aqua scribis

A

to write on water, ineffective

693
Q

studium immane loquendi

A

an immense zeal for speaking- ovid

694
Q

sua sponte

A

of one’s own accord, voluntarily

695
Q

pax orbis terrarum

A

world peace- roman coins

696
Q

cutem curare

A

take it easy

697
Q

ut sementem feceris, ita metes

A

as you sow, you shall reap- cicero

698
Q

nil per os

A

nothing by mouth- n.p.o.

699
Q

sine mascula prole

A

died without male offspring- s.m.p.

700
Q

Baccalaureus Litterarum

A

B. Litt- bachelor of letters degree

701
Q

Bachelor of Professional Studies

702
Q

beato virgo maria

A

B.V.M. blessed virgin mary

703
Q

sine legitima prole

A

s.l.p. without legitimate offspring

704
Q

loco supra citato

A

in the place mentioned above l.s.c.

705
Q

deo vindice

A

by god, avenged/god will avenge- the confederate states of america

706
Q

pro humanitate

A

for humanity- wake forest

707
Q

pares cum paribus congregantur

A

birds of a feather flock together

708
Q

peccavi

A

i have sinned

709
Q

non est tanti

A

it is not worth that much (it’s no big deal)

710
Q

post festum venisti

A

you have arrived after the feast (too late)

711
Q

occasionem cognosce

A

know your opportunities/seize the occasion- Lowell House at Harvard

712
Q

a mensa et toro

A

from table and hearth (authorizing divorce)

713
Q

mortui non mordent

A

dead men tell no tales

714
Q

potius mori quam foedari

A

rather to die than to be dishonored

715
Q

prosit

A

toast to indicate one is drinking to someone’s health

716
Q

urbem latericiam invenit, marmoream reliquit

A

he found a city of brick, and left it one of marble- suetonius attributes quote to augustus

717
Q

non semper aestas erit

A

it will not always be summer- seneca

718
Q

ante mortem

A

before death- a.m.

719
Q

quaque ante meridiem

A

every morning- q.a.m.

720
Q

quaque hora

A

every hour- q.h.

721
Q

veterans administration

A

v.a. on veteran tombstones

722
Q

locus quadratus

A

a place in the form of a square (bookmarks)

723
Q

cras nocte

A

c.n. to be taken tomorrow night

724
Q

velut arbor aevo

A

may it grow as a tree through the ages- university of toronto

725
Q

non ex omni ligno debet mercurius exculpi

A

you can’t make a silk purse out of a sow’s ear

726
Q

quis tulerit gracchos de seditione querentes?

A

who could endure the Gracchi complaining about sedition? -juvenal (the pot calls the kettle black, hypocrisy)

727
Q

fortes fortuna adiuvat

A

fortune favors the strong- terence

728
Q

integer vitae, scelerisque purus

A

upright of life and free from vice- horace

729
Q

ars est celare artem

A

it is art to conceal art- ovid

730
Q

per ardua ad astra

A

through adversity to the stars- royal air force

731
Q

deus vult

A

god wills it- the crusaders

732
Q

ad inspirandum aspiramus

A

aspire to inspire- university of worcester

733
Q

pro deo et patrio et gentibus

A

for god and country and world- loras college

734
Q

montis insignia calpe

A

insignia of the mountain of calpe- gibraltar

735
Q

diebus alternis

A

alt. dieb. every other day

736
Q

annos vixit

A

a.v. lived for years

737
Q

impressit

A

imp. has printed it/printed by, permission to publish

738
Q

dominus mihi adiutor

A

the lord is my helper- denmark

739
Q

litterae sine moribus vanae

A

letters without morals are useless- upenn

740
Q

mors laborum ac miserarum quies est

A

death is the rest from toil and misery

741
Q

amicus certus in re incerta cernitur

A

a true friend is known in times of crisis

742
Q

auribus tenes lupum

A

i hold the wolf by the ears (a dangerous situation)

743
Q

ne cede malis

A

do not yield to misfortune/evil- vergil

744
Q

saepe ne utile quidem est scire quid futurum sit

A

often, it is not even advantageous to know what will be- cicero

745
Q

anno regni

A

a.r. in the year of the reign

746
Q

denarius

A

d. penny/coin

747
Q

fecit

A

fec. they made it (art)

748
Q

t.d.

A

as the records show

749
Q

astra castra, numen lumen

A

the stars my camp, the deity my light- wisconsin

750
Q

fita panis

A

let there be bread- food and agriculture organization of the united states

751
Q

pro rata

A

proportional

752
Q

brevi manu

A

with a short hand, immediately

753
Q

licentia vatum

A

poetic license

754
Q

fama clamosa

A

notorious reputation (scandalous rumor)

755
Q

aurea ne credas quaecumque nitescere cernis

A

do not believe to be gold whatever you see sparkle

756
Q

aliquis in omnibus, nullus in singulis

A

someone in all, is nothing in one (jack of all trades, master of none)

757
Q

decipit frons prima multos

A

the first appearance deceives many

758
Q

necessitas rationum inventrix

A

necessity is the mother of invention

759
Q

nescire autem quid antea natus sis acciderit id est semper esse puerum

A

However, to not know what happened before you were born, that is to always be a child- cicero

760
Q

quod sentimus loquamur; quod loquimur, sentiamus

A

Let us speak what we feel; let us feel what we speak- seneca

761
Q

magnae spes alteri romae

A

other hope of great rome- cicero about virgil

762
Q

vincere scis, hannibal, victoria uti nescis

A

you know how to win, hannibal, you do not know how to use victory- livy

763
Q

sine nomine

A

without a name- s.n.

764
Q

contra bonos mores

A

contrary to good manners

765
Q

absit invidia

A

let there be no ill will

766
Q

canis timidus vehementer latrat quam mordet

A

A timid dog barks more violently than it bites

767
Q

in propria persona

A

for one’s self (person representing themself in court)

768
Q

horror ubique

A

horror everywhere- vergil

769
Q

saepe summa ingenia in occulto latent

A

How often the greatest talents are shrouded in obscurity- plautus

770
Q

nemo liber est qui corpori servit

A

No one is free who is a slave to his body- seneca

771
Q

lacrimae rerum

A

tears of things- vergil

772
Q

vox faucibus haesit

A

his voice stuck in his throat- vergil

773
Q

quorum pars magna fui

A

in which i played a great part- vergil

774
Q

suum cuique pulchrum est

A

to each his own is beautiful- cicero

775
Q

nil admirari

A

let nothing astonish you- horace

776
Q

profanum vulgus

A

the profane crowd- horace

777
Q

ubi mel, ibi apes

A

where there is honey, there are bees

778
Q

non ut edam vivo, sed ut vivam edo

A

i do not live to eat, but eat to live- quintilian (unrelatable)

779
Q

fatti maschi, parole femine

A

strong deeds, gentle words- maryland

780
Q

cum deo pro patria et libertate

A

with god for homeland and freedom- former motto of hungary

781
Q

regnum mariae patronae hungariae

A

kingdom of mary patroness of hungary-former motto of hungary

782
Q

virtute et constantia

A

virtuous strength and consistency- malta

783
Q

stella clavisque maris indici

A

star and key of the indian ocean- mauritius

784
Q

pro fide, lege et grege

A

for faith, law, and the people- unofficial motto of poland

785
Q

nihil sine deo

A

nothing without god (all for one) - former motto of romania

786
Q

pax et justitia

A

peace and justice- saint vincent and the grenadines

787
Q

libteras

A

liberty- san marino

788
Q

finis coronat opus

A

the end crowns the work- seychelles

789
Q

plus ultra

A

furhter beyond- spain

790
Q

justitia, pietas, fides

A

justice, piety, loyalty- suriname

791
Q

miserando atque eligendo

A

by giving mercy and by choosing- pope francis/unofficial motto of vatican city

792
Q

semper progrediens

A

always progressing- aruba, sint maarten

793
Q

hoc signo tuetur pius, hoc signo vincitur inimicus

A

with this sign thou shalt defend the pious, with this sign thou shalt defeat the enemy- asturias

794
Q

quo fata ferunt

A

whither the fates carry us- bermuda

795
Q

in tutela nostra limuria

A

limuria is in our charge- british indian ocean territory

796
Q

vigilate

A

be watchful- british virgin islands

797
Q

hoc hic mysterium fidei firmiter profitemur

A

here, we firmly profess this mystery of faith- galicia, kingdom of galicia

798
Q

montis insignia calpi

A

badge of the rock of gibraltar- gibraltar

799
Q

nulli expugnabilis hosti

A

conquerable by no enemy- gibraltar

800
Q

quocunque leceris stabit

A

whithersoever you throw it, it will stand- isle of man

801
Q

semper ascendens

A

always ascending- nuevo leon

802
Q

florebo quocumque ferar

A

i will fluorish wherever i am brought- Réunion

803
Q

remis velisque

A

with oars and sails- saba

804
Q

a mare labor

A

from the sea, work- saint pierre and miquelon

805
Q

animus tuus dominus

A

courage is your lord- sicily

806
Q

leo terram propriam protegat

A

let the lion protect his own land- south georgia and the south sandwich islands

807
Q

indivisibiliter ac inseparabiliter

A

indivisible and inseperable unity- austria-hungary

808
Q

veritas vincit

A

truth prevails- czechoslovakia

809
Q

regna cadunt luxu surgunt virtutibus urbes

A

fall, you kingdoms of luxury, for the cities of virtue shall thrive- republic of florence

810
Q

austria est imperare orbis universo

A

all the world is subject to austria- habsburg monarchy

811
Q

foedere et religione tenemur

A

we are held together by pact and religion- kingdom of italy

812
Q

fortitudo eius rempulicm tenet

A

his bravery preserves the state- kingdom of italy

813
Q

hiberni unanimes pro deo rege et patria

A

irishmen united for god, king, and country- ireland irish catholic confederation

814
Q

libertate unanimus

A

united in freedom- netherlands antilles

815
Q

quaerite prime regnum dei

A

seek ye first the kingdom of god- newfoundland

816
Q

pergo et perago

A

i undertake and i achieve- crown colony of north borneo

817
Q

pro fide, lege, et rege

A

for faith, law, and king- polish-lithuanian commonwealth

818
Q

si deus nobiscum quis contra nos?

A

if god is with us, then who is against us? - polish-lithuanian commonwealth

819
Q

sit nomine digna

A

may she be worthy of the name- rhodesia

820
Q

ex unitate vires

A

union is strenth- union of south africa

821
Q

omnia juncta in uno

A

all joined into one- shanghai international settlement

822
Q

pax tibi marce, evangelista meus

A

peace be to you mark, my evangelist- republic of venice

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