pmaq part 2 cause other one is too laggy Flashcards

1
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a bene placito

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from one well pleased

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a capite ad calcem

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from head to heel

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3
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a contrario

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from the opposite

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4
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a ducalione

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from/since deucalion (a long time ago)- gaius lucilius

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a falsis principiis proficisci

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to set forth from false principles- cicero

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6
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a maiore ad minus

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from the greater to the smaller

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a minore ad maius

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from the smaller to the greater

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a pedibus usque ad caput

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from feet to head

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a posse ad esse

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from being able to being (from possibility to actuality)

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10
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a posteriori

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from the latter

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11
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a priori

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from the former

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12
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a solis ortu usque ad accasum

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from sunrise to sunset

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ab abusu ad usum non valet consequentia

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the inference of a use from its abuse is not valid (a right is still a right even if it’s abused)

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14
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ab aeterno

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from the eternal

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15
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ab antiquo

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from the ancient

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16
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ab antiquo

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from the ancient

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17
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ab epistulis

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from the letters

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18
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ab imo pectore

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from the deepest chest- caesar

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19
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ab inconvenienti

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from an inconvenient thing

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20
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ab incunabulis

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from the cradle

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21
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ab intestato

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from an interstate

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22
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ab invito

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against one’s will

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23
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ab irato

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from/by an angry person

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24
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absens haeres non erit

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an absent person will not be an heir

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25
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absente reo

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with the defendant being absent

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26
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absit iniuria

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absent from injury

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27
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absit invidia

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absent from envy

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28
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absit omen

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absent from omen

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29
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absolutum dominium

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absolute dominion

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30
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absolvo

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i absolve (legal term pronounced by judge to acquit defendant)

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31
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abundans cautela non nocet

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abundant caution does no harm

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32
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ab uno disce omnes

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from one, learn all- vergil

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33
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abusus non tollit usum

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misuse does not remove use

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34
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ab utili

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from utility

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35
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abyssus abyssum invocat

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deep calleth unto deep

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36
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accipe hoc

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take this- 848 naval air squadron british royal navy

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37
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accusare nemo se debet nisi coram Deo

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no one ought to accuse himself except in the presence of God

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38
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acta deos numquam mortalia fallunt

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mortal actions never deceive the gods- ovid

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39
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acta non verba

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Deeds not Words- United States Merchant Marine Academy

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40
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acta sanctorum

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Deeds of the Saints

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41
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actiones secundum fidei

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action follows belief

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42
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actore non probante reus absolvitur

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A defendant is exonerated by the failure of the prosecution to prove its case

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43
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actus me invito factus non est meus actus

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the act done by me against my will is not my act

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44
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actus non facit reum nisi mens sit rea

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The act does not make [a person] guilty unless the mind should be guilty.

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45
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actus rea

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guilty act

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46
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ad absurdum

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to absurdity

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47
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ad abundantiam

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to abundance

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48
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ad acta

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to the archives

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49
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ad altiora tendo

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I strive towards higher things

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50
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ad arbitrium

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at will, at pleasure

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51
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ad captandum vulgus

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to captivate the mob

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52
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ad clerum

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to the clergy

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53
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ad coelum or
a caelo usque ad centrum

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from the sky to the center

54
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ad eundem

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to the same

55
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ad fontes

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to the sources- Renaissance humanism and the Protestant Reformation

56
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ad honorem

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to/for the honour

57
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ad limina apostolorum

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to the thresholds of the Apostles

58
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ad locum

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ad loc. at the place

59
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ad lucem

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to the light

60
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ad meliora

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towards better things- St Patrick’s College, Cavan, Ireland

61
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ad mortem

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to/at death

62
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ad multos annos

A

to many years

63
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ad oculos

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to the eyes

64
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ad pedem litterae

A

to the foot of the letter

65
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ad perpetuam memoriam

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to the perpetual memory

66
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ad pondus omnium

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to the weight of all things

67
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ad quod damnum

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to whatever damage

68
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ad referendum

A

to reference

69
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adsumus

A

here we are

70
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ad susceptum perficiendum

A

in order to achieve what has been undertaken- the association of trust schools

71
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ad terminum qui praeteriit

A

for the term which has passed

72
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ad undas

A

to the waves

73
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ad unum

74
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ad usum delphini

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for the use of the dauphin

75
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ad usum proprium

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for one’s own use

76
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ad victoriam

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to/for victory (roman battlecry)

77
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ad vitam aeternam

A

to eternal life

78
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ad vitam aut culpam

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for life or until fault

79
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addendum

A

thing to be added

80
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adaequatio intellectus et rei

A

correspondence of mind and reality

81
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adaequatio intellectus nostri cum re

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conformity of intellect to the fact

82
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adsum

83
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adtigo planitia Lunae

A

I will reach the plains of the Moon- American IM-1 lunar mission

84
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adversus solem ne loquitor

A

do not speak against the Sun

85
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advocatus diaboli

A

Devil’s advocate

86
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aegri somnia

A

a sick man’s dreams- horace

87
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aes alienum

A

foreign debt

88
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affidavit

A

he asserted

89
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age quod agis

A

do what you do

90
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agere sequitur esse agere sequitur (esse)

A

action follows being

91
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Agnus Dei

A

Lamb of God

92
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alenda lux ubi orta libertas

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Let light be nourished where liberty has arisen- davidson college

93
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alias

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at another time, otherwise

94
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alibi

95
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aliquid stat pro aliquo

A

something stands for something else

96
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alis acquilae

A

on an eagle’s wings

97
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alis grave nil

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nothing is heavy with wings- Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

98
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alter ego

99
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alterius non sit qui suus esse potest

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let no man be another’s who can be his own- cicero

100
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alterum non laedere

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to not wound another

101
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alumnus

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pupil (student)

102
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amat victoria curam

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victory favors care

103
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amicus certus in re incerta

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a sure friend in an unsure matter- ennius, quoted by cicero

104
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aminus curiae

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friend of the court

105
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amicus plato, sed magnis amica vertias

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plato is my friend, but truth is a better friend- aristotle

106
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amittere legem terrae

A

to lose the law of the land

107
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amor Dei intellectualis

A

intellectual love of God

108
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amor et melle et felle est fecundissimus

A

love is rich with both honey and venom- plautus

109
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amor fati

A

love of fate

110
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amor amnibus idem

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love is the same for all- vergil

111
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amor patriae

A

love of the fatherland

112
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An nescis, mi fili, quantilla prudentia mundus regatur?

A

Do you not know, my son, with how little wisdom the world is governed?

113
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anglice

A

in english

114
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animus in consulendo liber

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a mind unfettered in deliberation- nato

115
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annus horribilis

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horrible year

116
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annus mirabilis

A

wonderful year

117
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annus terribilis

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dreadful year (year black death began in europe)

118
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ante faciem Domini

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before the face of the Lord- Christian Brothers College, Adelaide

119
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ante litteram

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before the letter

120
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ante omnia armari

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before all else, be armed

121
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ante prandium

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before lunch, a.p.

122
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antiqui colant antiquum dierum

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let the ancients worship the ancient of days- chester

123
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aperire terram gentibus

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open the land to nations- Ferdinand de Lesseps

124
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apparatus criticus

A

tools of a critic

125
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apologia pro vita sua

A

defense of one’s life

126
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apud

A

in the writings of

127
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aqua fortis

A

strong water

128
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aqua pura

A

pure water

129
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aqua regia

A

royal water (mix of HCL and nitric acid that can dissolve gold and platinum)

130
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aqua vitae

A

water of life