testy things Flashcards

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A: it is unknown when a person lived or died, but the times in which they were best
known/active are, then the abbreviation used would be _____.

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fl.

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A: p.p.

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through the agency of

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P: ad invicem

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recpirocal

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Q: Contra felicem vix deus vires habet.

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publius syrus

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M: Caritas fraternitatis maneat in vobis

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philidelphia

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P: remarks that are made ex cathedra are considered to be

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authoritative

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P: genius loci

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a guardian

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Q: dimidium facti qui coepit habet

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horace

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M: repulsae nescia

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lasell college

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A: dedication for a work of art

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D.O.M.

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Q: Omnia mutantur, nihil interit

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ovid

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P: A person who has an honorary degree has a degree ___________ .

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honoris causa

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Q: ubi amor, ibi oculus

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thomas aquinas

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P: malum in se

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evil in itself

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M: via, veritas, vita

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glasgow U

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Q: Parturient montes, nascetur ridiculus mus

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horace

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M: non ducor duco

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sao paulo

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M: fortis et liber

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alberta

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Q: Stat magni nominis umbra

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lucan

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P: absit omen

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protect me

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Q: Militat omnis amans

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ovid

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Q: Hoc opus, hic labor est.

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vergil

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A; qu.

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a question

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A:SVV

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if you are well, I am well (salutation in letters)

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Q: Quis fallere possit amantem?
vergil
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Q: docendo discimus
seneca
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P: nudum pactum
invalid agreement
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Q: Praeceptores suos adulescens veneratur et suspicit.
Seneca
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M: deo ac veritati
colgate U
30
Q: Non semper Sāturnālia erunt
seneca the younger
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Q: Lex naturalis est scriptum in cordibus omnium.
thomas aquinas
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P: contumax
an outlaw
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M: post tenebras lux
geneva
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Q: Medio tutissimus ibis.
ovid
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A: p.n.g.
unwelcome person
36
Q: in vino veritas
pliny the elder
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Q: Fallaces sunt rerum species
caesar
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Q: Ubī sōlitūdinem faciunt, pācem appellant
tacitus
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Q: in pessima re publica plurimae leges
tacitus
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P: A(n) ______ motion asks the court to decide that certain evidence may not be presented to the jury at the trial.
ex parte
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P: coram populo
in public
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P: fabas indulcet fames
hunger is the sweetest sauce
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P: pons asinorum
a problem that tests the ability of those less able
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A: a.a.s.
found on tombstone
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Q: Ubī concordia, ibi victōria
publius syrus
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P: nefasti dies
public holidays
47
M: pro humanitate
wake forest
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P: locum tenens
a substitute
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P: facilis descensus averno
the descent to hell is easy, it is easy ot the the downward path
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P: manibus pedibusque
with all one's might
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A: et seqq.
et sequentes
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P: in ipsis faucibus
in the entranceway
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Q: In oculis animus habitat
pliny the elder
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P: in dies
daily
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P: ad rem
pertinent
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P: When the old king died, his oldest son claimed the throne a. ad hoc b. pro re nata c. de iure d. in absentia
de iure
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Q: vitam impendere vero
juvenal
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Q: O passi graviora
vergil
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P: stante pede
immediately
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M: heroum filii
wellington college
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A: i.q.
the same as
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Q: Vanitas vanitatum, omnis vanitas
ecclesiastes
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A: ult.
last month
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Q: Lasciva est nobis pagina, vita proba.
martial
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P: an appointment because of one's position
ex officio
66
P: novissima verba
a person's last words
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Q: vestis virum facit
erasmus
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Q: Tityre, tu patulae recubans sub tegmine fagi
vergil
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P: obstipui, sterteuntque comae
scared stiff
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Q: Laudator temporis acti
horace
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Q: Dē duōbus malīs minus est semper eligendum
thomas a kempis
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P: inter pocula
over drinks
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P: quondam
former
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P: pari passu
an equal place
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M: Tria Juncta in uno
order of the bath
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A: C.M.
master of surgery
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A: a.h.
every other hour
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Q: Moriemur inultae, sed moriamur.
vergil
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P: sententia iudicum
the finding of the jury
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Q: Aspirat primo fortuna labori
vergil
81
Q: Otium sine litteris mors est et hominis vivi sepultura.
seneca
82
Q: Noctis erat medium; quid non amor improbus audit?
ovid
83
Q: Sunt superis sua iura
ovid
84
P: mos maiorum
unwritten code which romans derived from social factors
85
Q: timeo hominem unius libri
st aquinas
86
M: Haec tibi dona fero
newfoundland
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Q: Pulvis et umbra sumus
horace
88
Q: Dulce bellum inexpertis.
erasmus
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Q: sine ira et studio
tacitus
90
Q: Cēterum cēnseō Carthāginem esse dēlendam
cato the elder
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A: f.v.
on the left side of the page
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A: aq. bull.
boiling water
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Q: Difficile est longum subito deponere amorem.
catullus
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M: palmam qui meruit ferat
U south carolina
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M: Munit Haec et Altera Vincit
nova scotia
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A: loq.
he speaks
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M: numem lumen
wisconsin-madison
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P: in unguem
perfectky
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M: Non incautus futuri
washington and lee
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P: finis
the end
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P: aqua vitae
alcohol
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Q: Universi pacem precibus exposcunt
livy
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Q: Varium et mutabile semper femina
vergil
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Q: Verba volant, scripta manent
titus
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A: Where might you find the abbreviation A.H.?
calendar
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A: lb.
pound
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M: aut disce aut discede
winchester college
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M: Facio liberos ex liberis libris libraque
st johns college
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M: certa bonum certamen
iona college
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Q: Omnis ars imitātiō nātūrae est
seneca the younger
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P: to take life by the horns
fortes fortuna iuvat
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P: igonem ligonem vocat
an outspoken person
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P: bonis avibus
good omens
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P: una voce
unanimously
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Q: pone metum; valeo
ovid
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P: in poculis
drink
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Q: nullum saeculum magnis ingeniis clausum est
seneca
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Q: clarum et venerabile nomen
lucan
119
P: in melius mutari
a turn for the better
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Q: Dum excusare credis, accusas
st jerome
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Q: idem velle atque idem nolle
sallust
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P: damnunt quod non intellegunt
they condemn because they do not understand
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Q: Lugete O Veneres Cupidinesque
catullus
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P: absque hoc
without this
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A: Which of the following choices does the abbreviation n. NOT mean? a. born b. neuter c. never d. at night
never
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A: Which of the following is a pagan religious inscription: | a. D.G. b. D.M. c. D.N. d. DOM
D.M.
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P: which phrase is used in britain to grant weekend leave from a boarding school
exeat
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M: Sub umbra floreo
belieze
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Q: actum ne agas
terence
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P: Which is not a musical direction? | a. subito b. a tempo c. cum anima d. grave
cum anima
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P: horas non numero nisi serenas
I do not count the days unless they are sunny
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M: Famam extendimus factis
quatermaster center and school
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P: ex mero motu
spontaneously
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A: Which of the following abbreviations has nothing to do with prescriptions? a. Q.D. b. stat. c. PRN d. s.i.d.
stat.
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Q: Fructu non foliis arborem aestima
phaedrus
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P: What part of the medical field uses in ovo? | a. blood testing b. surgery c. vaccines d. general practice
vaccines
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Q: Sic vive cum hominibus, tamquam deus videat; sic loquere cum deo, tamquam homines audiant.
seneca
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P: arrectis auribus
attentively, straining to hear
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M: anima sara in corpore sano
ASCIS
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Q: actum ne agas
terence
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M: Omnia pro patria
U Nevada las vegas
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P: ignis fatuus
a misleading illusion
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M: aliis vivere
Faculty of Medicine at the National Autonomous University of Mexico
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P: fama volat
word travels fast
145
Q: Quo usque tandem abutere, Catilina, patientia nostra?
cicero
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Q: Corruptissima re publica plurimae leges
tacitus
147
M: aut disce aut discede
winchester college
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M: meliora
u rochester
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P: ab asino lanam
like trying to get blood from a stone
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P: in ocalis civium
public records must be avaliable
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Q: Liberae sunt nostrae cogitationes
cicero
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Q: otium cum dignitate
cicero
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P: de pilo pendet
on a knife's edge
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P: ad patres
dead
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P: de proprio motu
spontaneously
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P: obiter dictum
an incidental remark
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A: o.u.
each eye
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P: a capite ad calcem
from top to bottom
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Q: historis vero testis temporum, lux veritatis
cicero
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Q: Sedit qui timuit ne non succederet
horace
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A: o.s.p.
died without children
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Q: romani ite domum
life of brian
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A: post obitum
after death
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M: haec tibi dona fero
new foundland
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A: The abbreviation “A.R.” would most likely be said when speaking of which person?
queen
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P: res ipsa loquitur
obvious
167
Q: in medio tutissimus ibis
ovid
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P: posse comitatus
policy of allowing a king to gather people as a militia, not a mob
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P: memoriter
memorized
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P: in silvam linga ferre
to carry coals to newcastle, useless
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Q: veritatis simplex oratio est
seneca
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Q: Orandum est ut sit mens sana in corpore sano.
juvenal
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Q: in medio tutissimus ibis
ovid
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A: s.a.
date of publication is unknown
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M: in pulvere vinces
nova scotia acadia
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Q: militat omnis amans
ovid
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A: p.p.
by proxy
178
A: S.D.G.
glory to god alone
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Q: Arrectis auribus adsto.
vergil
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A: L.S.
the place of a seal
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P: res ipsa loquitur
the matter speaks of itself
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P: in actu
in reality
183
M: Domino, Optimo, Maximo
benedictines
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P: Which of the following might be a decision of either a medical doctor or a judge? a. vive voce b. stet c. non compos mentis d. corpus delicti
non compos mentis
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P: in cauda veneum
beware of danger
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Q: simul iustus et peccator
martin luther
187
Q: Laudātor temporis āctī
horace
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P: vulgo concepti
illegitimate children
189
P: nundus vult decipi
theres a sucker born every minute
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P: particeps criminis
an accomplice
191
Q: ubi solitudinem faciunt pacem appellant
tacitus
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P: hircismus
armpit odor
193
A: jug.
throat
194
P: bis vivit qui bene vivit
live life to the fullest
195
Α: excud.
he/she struck this
196
P: per pares
by one's peers
197
Q: ne fuge me
ovid
198
P: Which phrase indicates the way things really are?
de facto
199
P: bis in idem
double jeopardy
200
Q: Lupus est homō hominī
plautus
201
Q: esse quam videri bonus malebat
terence
202
Q: sal atticum
pliny the elder
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A: tr. mil.
military tribunal
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Q: video meliora, proboque, deteriora sequor
ovid
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Q: Nec tecum possum vivere nec sine te
lactanius
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A: f.v.
on the turned page
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M: disciplina in civitatem
ohio state U
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P: mens rea
knowledge of wrongdoing that accompanies a crime
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P: in facie ecclesiae
before the church
210
P: reductio ad absurdum
claims by showing the opposition is wrong
211
M: “Unita in Diversitate?”
european union
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P: manu propria
without assistance
213
P: onus probandi
burden of proof
214
M: haec dona tibi fero
newfoundland
215
P: in discrimine rerum
at the turning point
216
P: ad unguem
perfectly
217
Q: consensus audacium
cicero
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Q: Quos amor verus tenuit, tenebit.
Seneca
219
P: case closed to the press and to the public
in camera
220
M: virtus unita fortior
andorra
221
Q: semper ad eventum festinat et in medias res, non secus ac notas, auditorem rapit
horace
222
Q: Fundamentum iustitiae primum est ne cui noceatur.
Cicero
223
P: ne quid nimis
nothing excessive
224
P: dicto simpliciter
a maxim
225
Q: arena sine calce
suetonius
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Q: Omnia mutantur, nihil interit.
ovid
227
P: studum immane loquendi
an insatiable desire for talking
228
P: sua sponte
at one's own free will
229
Q: Aurum irrepertum et sic melius situm.
horace
230
M: "religio doctrina civilitas prae omnibus virtus"
ohio U
231
Q: credo quia absurdum est
Tertulian
232
M: Which motto has been adopted by many U.S. labor unions?
labor omnia vincit
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P: what does magis mutus quam piscis
silent
234
Q: facilius est multa facere quam diu
quintilian
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P: otium cum dignitate
leisure with dignity
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P: tincture
alcoholic extract of plant
237
M: ubertas et fidelitas
tasmania
238
P: sursum corda
lift up your hearts
239
P: in camera
privately
240
M: ipsa scientia potestas est
bacon
241
P: ad verecundiam
a false appeal to authority
242
Q: Amantium irae amoris integratio est
terence
243
P: ad novitam
informal fallacy irrationally favors an idea because it is later, recent or ‘modern'
244
P: Which of these phrases has a religious connotation? | a. in hoc signo vinces b. pater patriae c. festina lente d. citius, altius, fortius
in hoc signo vinces
245
A: N.I.A.
the end of presentation
246
Q: Bella dētestāta mātribus
horace
247
P: The rights inscribed in the Constitution & Bill of Rights, the law of the land, are given. . . a. ex libris b. ex post facto c. de facto d. de jure
de facto
248
M: rem tene, verba seqeuntur
Curry college
249
Q: Graecia capta ferum victorem cepit
horace
250
P: respice finem
look before you leap
251
P: redolet lucernam
it smells of lamp- a literary work that was great labor
252
A: S.
sepultus
253
M: in veritate concordia
the EU
254
A: used to cite a dict. entry
s.v.
255
Q: credula res amor
ovid
256
Q: cum tacent clamant
cicero
257
Q: Ne cede malis sed contra audentior ito
vergil
258
Q: Graecia capta ferum victorem cepit.
horace
259
Q: labor omnia vincit
vergil
260
Q: Aequam memento rebus in arduis servare mentem
horace
261
P: coniunctis viribus
with united powers
262
Q: Honesta mors turpi vita potior
tacitus
263
Q: "varium et mutabile semper femina"
vergil
264
A: Which of the following abbreviations has to do with a degree in law? a. D.D. b. O.D. c. Ll.D. d. D.M.D.
Ll.D.
265
praestat sero quam numquam
better late than never
266
A: A.H.
date on an islamic calendar
267
P: res derelicta
property abandoned by owner
268
M: viriliter age
The United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
269
Q: Certum est quia impossibile est
tertullian
270
P: sua cuique voluptas
to each his own
271
Q: "ab honesto virum bonum nihil deterret "
seneca
272
Q: ut homo est, ita morem geras
terence
273
P: me iudice
in my judgement
274
A: d.d.
given as a gift
275
P: lex parsimoniae
occam's razor, entities should not be multiplied without necessity
276
M: Sub umbra floreo
belize
277
Q: mihi forsan, tibi quod negarit, porriget hora
horace
278
P: plures crapula quam gladius
eating too much
279
P: quandoque bonus dormitat Homerus
everyone makes mistakes
280
P: corrigenda
list of errors found in a book after it has been printed
281
P: locum tenens
a substitute
282
P: res nullius
land still owned by owner
283
Q: Ignis aurum probat, miseria fortes viros
seneca
284
Q: faber est suae quisque fortunae
appius claudius
285
P: Which describes an argument whose conclusion does not follow from the premises?
non sequitur
286
M: virtutis fortuna comes
duke of wellington
287
Q: Satis eloquentiae, sapientiae parum
sallust
288
Q: iuppiter ex alto periuria ridet amantum
ovid
289
Q: imperium sine fide dedi
vergil
290
Q: Pectus est quod disertos facit
quintilian
291
Q: improbi hominis est mendacio fallere
cicero
292
P: ego te provoco
I dare you
293
P: macte virtute
well done
294
M: fortiter feliciter fideliter
UL lafayette
295
P: ars moriendi
the art of dying
296
P: vox nihil
adding something of nonsense
297
Q: Duas tantum res anxius optat, panem et circenses
juvenal
298
Q: Nam neque turpis mors forti viro potest accidere neque immature consulari nec misera sapienti.
cicero
299
M: lex, sapientia, lux
florida southern college
300
P: per curiam
decision made by the court
301
Q: Semen est sanguis Christianorum.
tertullian
302
P : An arbiter elegantiae is an authority on ___________ .
matter of taste
303
P: malum prohibitum
evil because prohibited
304
P: mephitis mephitis
skunk
305
A: sep.
buried
306
Q: Vincite virtute vera
plautus
307
P: sententia iudicum
finding of the jury
308
Q: necessitas dat legem non ipsa accipit
publius syrus
309
A: Ibid. is the same was what other abbreviation? | a. N.B. b. i.a. c. pro per. D. op. cit.
op. cit.
310
P: in ovo
undeveloped
311
P: infricetur
let it be rubbed in
312
Q: Lugete, O Veneres, Cupidinesque.
catullus
313
M: quis seperabit
ulster defense and south carolina seal
314
A: Which of the following does not indicate a university degree? a. MD b. MA c. PO d. MNA
PO
315
M: civitas successit barbarum
territorial minnesota
316
M: pro ecclesia pro texana
baylor
317
Q: Neque semper arcum tendit Apollo
horace
318
Q: Credo ut intellegam.
st. anselm
319
Q: Odi profanum vulgus et arceo
horace
320
P: apparatus criticus
text that accompanies an edition
321
M: pro pelle cutem
hudson bay company
322
A: ol.
oil
323
Q: Ante senectutem curavi ut bene viverem; in senectute curavi ut bene moriar
seneca
324
Q: vivamus, moriendum est
seneca
325
Q: tolle, rege
augustine
326
M: fortier feliciter fideliter
U of Louisiana- Lafayette
327
P: incapax doli
incapable of deceit
328
M: palmam qui meruit ferat
U southern california
329
Q: dis aliter visum
vergil
330
P: radit usque ad cutem
driving a hard bargain
331
Q: simplex munditiis
horace
332
Q: Animus meminisse horret
vergil
333
P: lusus naturae
a freak
334
P: facile princeps
the acknowledged leader in any field
335
Q: abiit, excessit, evasit, erupit
Livy
336
P: in alieno solo
on another's land
337
P: ignis fatuus
something deceiving, will o the wisp
338
Q; difficiles nugae
martial
339
A: h.q.
look for this
340
P: Nimium amator ingenii sui describes someone who is
conceited
341
A: The abbreviation IVB would more likely be employed by a ___.
exorcist
342
P: in utero
unborn
343
M: vertias et virtus
mississippi college and U pittsburgh
344
Q: tacitum vivit sub pectore vulnus
vergil
345
P: aleum addere camino
to make a bad situation worse
346
P: ad valorem
taxation based upon an objects worth
347
Q: "abeunt studia in mores"
ovid
348
A: sig.
write
349
Q: Non scribit, cuius carmina nemo legit
martial