HST325 Flashcards

1
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EX OPERE OPERATO

A

from the deed done
from the work worked
LATIN

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2
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CUR DEUS HOMO

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Why was God a man?
Why God became a man
LATIN

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3
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CREDO

A

I believe

LATIN

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4
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HAIRESIS

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choice, opinion, stressing subjective

GREEK

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5
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PAX DEORUM

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peace of the gods

LATIN

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6
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DIES FASTI
DIES NE FASTI
(dee-ace)

A

business day
holiday
days determined by pagan priests

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7
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CIVITAS DEI

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city of God

LATIN

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8
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CIVITAS TERENA

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city of earth

LATIN

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9
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ROMA AETERNA

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Rome eternal

LATIN

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10
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FIDES QUARENS INTELLECTUM

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faith seeks understanding

LATIN

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11
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SANCTUS

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holy

LATIN

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12
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OPUS DEI

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the work of God

LATIN

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13
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ORA ET LABORA

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prayer and work

LATIN

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14
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AD GLORIAM DEI

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for the glory of God

LATIN

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15
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SERVUS SERVORUM DEI

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servant of all servants of God
more literally, slave of all slaves of God
LATIN

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16
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SIC ET NON

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yes and no

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17
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MOS MAIORUM

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the valued traditions of Rome’s heritage
ancestral custom
way of the ancestors

18
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LAISSEZ FAIRE

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“let do” - French lit.
Free trade in economics
Usually means leave it alone/let go

19
Q

AD LECTOREM

A

To the reader

LATIN

20
Q

IN HOC SIGNO VINCE

A

In this sign conquer

LATIN

21
Q

CIVIS ROMANUS SUM

A

I am a Roman citizen

LATIN

22
Q

IPSE DIXIT

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"He said it himself" - Latin
an assertion without proof
dogmatic expression of opinion
coined by Cicero
used by Pythagoras and his followers
unproven statement that is assumed
23
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SOMA SEMA

A

the body is a tomb

24
Q

SCIENTIA

skee ent ee uh

A

knowledge

Latin

25
Q

TOLLE LEGE

A

take up and read!
influential in Augustine’s conversion
LATIN

26
Q

HOMO UNIVERSALIS

A

universal man
polymath - knows everything
LATIN

27
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INSULA SANCTORUM ET DOCTORUM

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Island of saints and scholars (Ireland)
LATIN
Golden Age -> 500-800 after Patrick

28
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TERTIUM QUID

A

third alternative

borrow things from both sides (doesn’t have to be one or the other)

29
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POTENTIA DEI ABSOLUTA

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absolute power of God

LATIN

30
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POTENTIA DEI ORDINATA

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the ordinary/ordained power of God

LATIN

31
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A POSTERIORI

A

after the fact
empirical evidence
LATIN

32
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A PRIORI

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what we know of beforehand
presuppositions
axioms
assumptions
LATIN
33
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PRIMUM MOBILE

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“first moved”
outermost sphere of the Ptolemaic system
caused movement of stars/etc.

34
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EMPYRUS

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“in the fire” - Greek
Empyreus - Medieval Latin
highest heaven

35
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CUI BONO

A

who benefits?
used often in crime solving
LATIN

36
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NOLENS VOLENS

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willy-nilly
wishy-woshy
LATIN

37
Q

ALMAGEST

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Ptolemy’s famous work on astronomy

38
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TIMAEUS

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Plato’s famous work on cosmology.

the most famous book on natural philosophy for 1500 years

39
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METAPHYSICA

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metaphysics (plural) because multiple of Aristotle’s scrolls

40
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PERIPATETIC

A

walk a lot

Aristotlelian