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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
art for the sake of art- metro goldwyn mayer logo
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cave canem
beware of the dog- found on a mosaic in pompeii
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e pluribus unum
from many, one- US, found on all coins
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annuit coeptis
he looks with favor on our undertakings- found on $1 bill- vergil
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novus ordo seclorum
a new order of the ages- found on $1 bill- vergil
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semper fidelis
always faithful- US marines
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semper paratus
always prepared- US coast guard
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veni, vidi, vici
i came, i saw, i conquered- julius caesar
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erare humanum est
to err is human- seneca
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carpe diem (quam minimum credula postero)
seize the day (trusting as little as possible in the next one)- horace
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ars longa, vita brevis
art is long, life is short- horace
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et tu, brute
even you, brutus- julius caesar
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festina lente
make haste slowly- augustus, adopted by titus as motto
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in hoc signo vinces
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
a sound mind in a sound body- juvenal
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a mari usque ad mare
from sea to sea- canada
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citius, altius, fortius
swifter, higher, stronger- olympics
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alea iacta est
the die is cast- caesar before he crossed the rubicon
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audentis fortuna iuvat/fortuna favet fortibus
fortune favors the brave- vergil/terence
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rident stolidi verba latina
fools laugh at the latin language- ovid
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nec verbum verbo curabis reddere fidus interpres
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
it is difficult to retain what you may have learned unless you should practice it- pliny the elder
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ante cibos
ac, before meals
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post cibos
pc, after meals
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cum
c, with
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sine
s, without
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pro re nata
prn, as needed
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guttae
gtt, drops
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bis in die
bid, twice a day
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ter in die
tid, three times a day
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quater in die
qid, four times a day
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per os
po, by mouth
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statim
stat, immediately
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aqua
aq, water
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quantum sufficiat
qs, as much as needed
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signa
sig, write
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non repetatur
non rep, do not repeat
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hora somni
hs, at bedtime
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oculus dexter
od, right eye
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oculus sinister
os, left eye
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ab ovo usque ad mala
from the egg to the apple- horace
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ad hoc
for this purpose
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ad infinitum
without end
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ad nauseam
to the point of disgust
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alma mater
nourishing mother
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ante bellum
before the war
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bone fide
in good faith
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caveat emptor
let the buyer beware
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de gustibus non est disputandum
everyone to his own taste
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corpus delicti
the body of the crime
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cum grano salis
with a grain of salt, pliny the elder
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de facto
in fact
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de jure/iure
by right/by law
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de mortuis nil nisi bonum
speak only good of the dead
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divide et impera
divide and rule
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ex libris
from the books of
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exit, eceunt
he goes out, they go out
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ex officio
by virtue of office
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ex post facto
enacted after the fact, retroactive
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ex tempore
on the spur of the moment
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habeas corpus
a writ to being a detained person before a judge
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in absentia
in absence
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in loco parentis
in the place of a parent
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in medias res
in the middle of things
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in memoriam
in memory of
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in re
in the matter of, concerning
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in toto
entirely
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ipso facto
by the very fact itself
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lapsus linguae
a slip of the tongue
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modus operandi
a method of working
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modus vivendi
a method of living
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multum in parvo
much in little
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ne plus ultra
nothing more beyond, perfection
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non compos mentis
not of sound mind
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non sequitur
it does not follow, an illogical inference
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pater patriae
father of his country
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pax vobiscum
peace be with you
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per annum
by the year, p.a.
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per capita
by heads
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per diem
by the day
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per se
by itself, intrinsically
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persona non grata
an unwelcome person
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post mortem/obitum
after death
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prima facie
on first sight or appearance (initial evidence in case)
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post proelium, praemium
after the battle, the reward
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pro and contra
for and against
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pro bono public
for the public welfare
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quid pro quo
something for something
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sic transit gloria mundi
thus passes the glory of the world
all worldly fame and glory are fleeting and temporary
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sine die
indefinitely, without seeing a day
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sine qua non
indispensable, a necessity
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status quo
the existing state of affairs
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stet
let it stand
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te deum laudamus
we praise you, oh lord
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tempus fugit
time flies- vergil
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terra firma
solid ground
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vade mecum
a constant companion
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verbatim
word for word
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via
by way of
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vice versa
the other way around, conversely, v.v
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vigilantia pretium libertatis
vigilance is the price of liberty
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viva voce
by spoken word, orally
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vox populi, vox dei
the voice of the people is the voice of god
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iustitia omnibus
justice for all- district of columbia
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ad astra per aspera
to the stars through difficulties- kansas, seneca the younger, kennedy space center
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cedant arma togae
let arms yield to the toga- wyoming (may war give way to peace)
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esto perpetua
may it last forever- idaho, venice
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montani semper liberi
mountaineers are always free- west virginia
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excelsior
ever upward- new york
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esse quam videri
to be rather than to seem- north carolina, sallust
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labor omnia vincit
work conquers all- oklahoma, vergil, labor unions (AFL-CIO)
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regnat populus
the people rule- arkansas
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ditat deus
god enriches- arizona
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si quaeris paeninsulam amoenam circumspice
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
by valor and arms- mississippi and university of mississippi
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dum spiro, spero
while i breathe, i hope- south carolina, raj of sarawak
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animis opibusque parati
prepared in mind and resouces- south carolina, vergil
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scuto bonae voluntatis tuae coronasti nos
with the shield of thy goodwill thou had covered us- maryland
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ense petit placidam sub libertate quietem
with the sword she seeks calm peace under liberty- massachusetts
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dirigo
i point the way- maine
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crescit eundo
it grows as it goes- new mexico, lucretius about lightning
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nil sine numine
nothing without divine guidance- colorado
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qui transtulit sunstinet
he who transplanted, sustains- connecticut
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sic semper tyrannis
thus ever to tyrant- virginia
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audemus iura nostra defendere
we dare defend our rights- alabama
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salus populi suprema lex esto
the welfare of the people shall be the supreme law- missouri, cicero
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alis volat propriis
he flies by his own wings- oregon
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artes scientia veritas
art, knowledge, truth- university of michigan
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civium in moribus rei publicae salus
the welfare of the states lies in the character of its citizens- university of florida
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crescat scientia, vita excolatur
let knowledge grow, let life be enriched- university of chicago
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disciplina praesidium civitatis
training, the defense of the state- university of texas
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ecce quam bonum
behold how good- university of the south (sewanee)
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in deo speramus
in god we trust- brown university
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in lumine tuo videbimus lumen
in your light, we shall see the light- Columbia university
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litteris dedicata et omnibus artibus
dedicated to letters and all the arts- university of nebraska
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lux et lex
light and law- university of north dakota
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lux et veritas
light and truth- yale university, indiana university
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lux hominum vita
light, the life of men- university of new mexico
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lux sit
let there be light- university of washington
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mens agitat molem
mind moves the mass- university of oregon
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mihi cura futuri
my care is for the future- hunter college
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nil sine magno labore
nothing without great labor- brooklyn college
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non sibi, sed suis
not for herself, but for her own- tulane university
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perstare et praestare
to persevere and surpass- new york univeristy
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pro ecclesia et patria
for church and country- trinity college
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respice, adspice, prospice
look to the past, look to the present, look to the future- city college of new york
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salus populi
the welfare of the people- university of missouri
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sapientia et doctrina
wisdom and knowledge- fordham university
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scientia sol mentis
knowledge, the sun of the mind- delaware college
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studiis et rebus honestis
to honorable pursuits and deeds- university of vermont
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terras irradient
let them illuminate the earth- amherst college
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veritas
truth- harvard university
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veritas vos liberabit
the truth will set you free- john hopkins university, southern methodist university
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voc clamantis in deserto
the voice of the one crying in the wilderness- dartmouth college
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plures crapula quam gladius
the board consumes more than the sword
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ad fundum
to the bottom (drinking)
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ab asino lanam
like trying to get blood from a stone
donkey wolf or whatever
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falsus in unus, falsus in omnibus
false in one thing, false in everything
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mea culpa
my blame
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odi et amo
i hate and i love- catullus
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ne fuge me!
dont flee from me- ovid
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cui dono lepidum novum libellus
to whom do i owe the pleasure of giving this book- catullus
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pulvis et umbra sumus
we are dust and shadows- terence
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omnia mutantur, nihil interit
everything changes, nothing dies- ovid
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vivamus, moriendum est (atque amemus)
let us live, since we must die- catullus
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video meliora, proboquo, deteiora sequor
i see a better way and approve it, but i follow the worst way- ovid
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romani ite domum
romans, go home- monty python
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disciplina in civitatem
education for citizenship- ohio state university
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quaecumque sunt vera
whatsoever things are true- northwestern university
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aliis vivere
live for others- faculty of medicine at the national autonomous university of mexico (my favorite and most relevant motto!)
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in pulvere vinces
in dust you will win- nova scotia's acadia
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fortiter, feliciter, fideliter
boldly, faithfully, successfully- UL lafayette
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pro deo et veritate
for god and truth- stetson university
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requiescat in pace
rest in peace- rip
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eureka (greek)
i have found it- california
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deo gratiam habeamus
let us be grateful to god- kentucky
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volo videre
i long to see what is beyond- minnesota
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stella quarta decima fulgeat
may the 14th star shine bright- vermont
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joannes est nomen eius
john is his name- puerto rico
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fluctuat nec mergitur
she is tossed but does not sink- paris
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domine dirige nos
lord, direct us- london
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dominus illuminatio mea
the lord, my light- oxford university
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crux unica spes
the cross is the only hope- notre dame
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ad maiorem dei gloriam
to the greater glory of god (AMDG)- the jesuits
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artes, vires, mores
the arts, strength, character- FSU
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fidei defenso
defender of the faith (FD)- kings and queens of england
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nemo me impune lacessit
no one provokes me with impunity- kings of scotland
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decessit/obit sine prole
dsp/osp- he died without issue/offspring
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viritatem cognoscetis et veritas te liberabit
you shall know the truth, and the truth shall set you free- university of tennessee
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urbs in horto
a city in a garden- chicago
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imperium in imperio
an empire in an empire- ohio or the antifederalists
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quis costodiet ipsos custodes
who will guard the guards themselves- juvenal
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rara avis in terris, nigroque simillima cycno
a rare bird (something unique)- juvenal
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ipsa scientia potestas est
knowledge itself is power- francis bacon
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ora et labora/laborare est orare
work and pray- st. benedict
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vae victis
woe to the conquered- brennus/livy
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carthago delende est
carthage must be destroyed- cato the elder
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cui bono
to whose advantage- cicero, whoever committed the crime is the one who benefitted from it
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aura popularis
the popular breeze- cicero
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cum tacent, clamant
when they are silent, they shout- cicero
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in humanitas omni aevo molestas est
inhumanity is troubling in every age- cicero
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o tempora, o mores
o the times, o the customs- cicero
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quo usque tandem abutere, catilina, patientia nostra
for how long, cataline, will you abuse our patience- cicero
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trahimur omnes laudis studio
we are all drawn by a desire for praise- cicero
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o tite tute tati tibi tanta, tyranne, tulisti
o titus tatius, you tyrant, you have brought so great things upon yourself- ennius
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exegi monumentum aera perennius
i have erected a monument more lasting than bronze- horace
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aurea mediocritas
the golden mean- horace, finding balance between two extremes
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dulce et decorum est pro patria mori
it is sweet and becoming to die for one's country- horace
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nunc est bibendum
now is the time for drinking- horace
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quid rides? de te fabula narrantur
what are you laughing at? the joke is on you- horace
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vitanda est improba siren desidia
one must avoid the wicked siren, laziness- horace
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panem et circenses
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
what an artist dies with me- nero
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militat omnis amans et habet sua castra cupido
evert love is a soldier, and cupid has his own camp- ovid
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satura tota nostra est
satire is completely ours- quintilian
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gladiator in arena consilium capit
the gladiator forms a plan in the area- seneca the younger
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fallaces sunt rerum species
the appearances of things are deceiving- seneca the younger
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non est ad astra mollis e terris via
there is no easy way from the earth to the stars- seneca the younger
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timendi causa est nescire
ignorance is the cause of fear- seneca the younger
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etiam capillus unus habet umbram
even one hair has a shadow- publilius syrus
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dictum sapienti sat est/verbum sat sapienti
a word to the wise is sufficient- terence
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homo sum: humani nihil a me alienum puto
i am a man: i consider nothing human as alien to me- terence
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quot homines tot sententiae
so many men, so many opinions- terence
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diem perdidi
i have wasted a day- titus (suetonius)
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vae puto deus fio/vae, puto me fieri deum
alas, i think i am becoming a god- vespasian
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arma virumque cano
i sing of arms and a man- vergil
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dux femina facti
the leader of the deed was a woman- vergil (about dido)
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aspirat primo fortuna labori
may fortune smile upon the first attempt- vergil
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felix qui potuit rerum cognoscere causus
happy is he who can know the causes of things- vergil
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forsan et haec olim meminissee iuvabit
perhaps one day it will please you to remember even these things- vergil
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latet anguis in herba
a snake lies in the grass- vergil
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tantae molis erat romanum condere gentum
it was so great an effort to found the roman race- vergil
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amor omnia vincit
love conquers all- vergil, prioress in canterbury tales
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facilis descensus averno
the descent to hell is easy (it is easy to take the worst path)- vergil
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rex non potest peccare
the king can do no wrong (sovereign immunity)
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mandamus
we order- corrects mistakes in court
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urbi et orbi
address by pope
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suum cuique
to each their own- prussia
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nimium amator ingenii sui
too much a lover of his own talent (a conceited person)- ovid
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quo vadis
where are you marching/going? - saint peter to jesus
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sicut patribus sit deus nobis
god be with us as he was with our fathers- boston
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oderint dum metuant
let them hate, so long as they fear- roman emperor caligula, tiberius
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dentariae medicinae doctor
doctor of medicine in dentistry- DMD
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obit
they died- ob.
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cochlear
spoonful- cochl
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plumbum
pb- chemical symbol for lead/latin for lead
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floruit
flourished in these dates- fl
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da mihi mille basia
give me a thousand kisses- catullus
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interfice errorem, diligere errantem
kill the sin, love the sinner- st. augustine
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erat miseni classemque imperio praesens regebat
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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in flagrante delicto
in the very act of wrongdoing (caught redhanded)
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sui generis
unique
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obiter dictum
information that is irrelevant to court case, incidental remark
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aqua et igni interdictus
forbidden to be furnished with water or fire (banished)
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curriculum vitae
someones qualifications (resume)/the course of life- c.v.
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sine mora
without delay, immediately
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sentientia iudicum
finding of the jury
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horae subsicivae
spare/leisure hours
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nec caput nec pedes
it hasnt got a head or feet (in confusion)
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veritatem dilexi
i delight in the truth- bryn mawr college
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hinc lucem et pocula sacra
here we receive light and sacred droughts- cambridge university
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mens et manus
to mind and hand- MIT
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hic et ubique terrarium
here, there, and everywhere- university of paris
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in libris libertas
in books, there is freedom- US public library system
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locus sigilli
place of the seal- L.S.
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idem quod
the same as- i.q.
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hac mense
in this month- h.m.
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non licet
not allowed (tv girl reference)- n.l.
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oculo utro
both eyes- o.u.
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ss (abbreviation)
1/2
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et uxor
and his wife as well- et ux
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sedit qui timuit ne non succederet
he who feared he would not succeed sat still- horace
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inter arma leges silent
for among arms, laws are silent- cicero
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invidiam, tanquam ignem, summa petere
envy, like fire, always makes for the highest points- livy
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quinctili vare, legiones redde
quinctilius varus bring back the legions- augustus
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ille dolet vere qui sine teste dolet
He grieves truly who grieves without a witness- martial
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vita non est vivere sed valere vita est
life is more than staying alive- martial
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nullus est liber tam malus ut non aliqua parte prosit
there is no book so bad that it is not profitable on some part- pliny the younger
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non amo te, sabidi
i do not love thee, doctor fell- martial
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master of counseling
m.coun. or m.c.
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master of nonprofit organization
mna
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vide infra
below, see below- v.i.
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dis manibus
to the departed spirits- DMS or DM, pagan religious inscription
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sit tibi terra levis
may the earth rest lightly on you- STTL
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caritas fraternitatis maneat in vobis motto
let brotherly love abide in you- philadelphia
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post tenebras lux
light after darkness- geneva
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ministrare quam ministrari
to serve rather than be served- wellesley
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aut disce aut discede
learn or depart- winchester
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non ducor duco
i am not led, i lead- sao paulo
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a fronte praecipitium a tergo lupi
a precipice in front, wolves behind
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hannibal ad portas
hannibal is at the gates- used to cause fear, cicero
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pro forma
as a formality
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facilius est multa facere quam diu
it is easier to do many things than to do one for a long time- quintilian
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credo quia absurdum est
i believe because it is absurd- tertullian
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ubi amor, ibi oculus
where there is love, there is hate- thomas aquinas
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experto credite
believe who has had experience- vergil
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simul iustus et peccator
at once justified and a sinner- martin luther
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vestis virum facit
clothes make the man- erasmus
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vade retro satana
begone, satan- exorcisms
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ad utrumque paratus
prepared for both- spanish submarine force
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ad verecundiam
appeal to authority fallacy
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semen est sanguis christianorum
the blood of the martyrs is the seed of the church- tertillian
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lex naturalis est scriptum in cordibus omnium
something about a law written on hearts or something stupid idk- thomas aquinas
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credo ut intellegam
believe so that you may understand- st. anselm
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dubito ergo cogito, cogito ergo sum
i think, therefore i am- descartes
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superbia in proelia
pride in battle- manchester city fc
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pro mundi beneficio
for the benefit of the world- panama
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unos pro omnibus, omnes pro uno
one for all, all for one- switzerland
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nemo malus felix, minime corruptor
no bad man is happy, least of all a seducer- juvenal
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si vis amari, ama
if you want to be loved, love- terence
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patria est communis omnium parens
our native land is the common parent of us all (nationalism core)- cicero
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praeceptores suos adulescens veneratur
a young man looks up to and respects his teachers- seneca
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sub rosa
under the rose- secretly
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ad litem
for the suit- guardian appointed by court
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ad gustum
to one's taste
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ad rem
to the point/purpose, relevantly
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nosce te ipsum
know yourself- the oracle of delphi
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a fortiori
from the stronger position, drawing conclusions
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pari passu
at an equal place
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in vitro
in glass
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arcanum arcanorum
the ultimate secret
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telum imbelle sine ictu
feeble weapon without a thrust- weak argument
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sine pennis volare haud facile est
no flying is done without wings- be prepared
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fides pinucia
punic faith- treachury
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infra dig
beneath one's dignity, undignified
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christogram, jesus christ
i.h.s./h.i.s. referring to the cross
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s.d.
salutem dicit- salutations, beginning of letter
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a.h.
Anno Hegirae- the year of mohammad's journey from mecca to medina
353
improbi hominis est mendacio fallere
cicero- It is the act of a bad man to deceive by falsehood
354
non omnis moriar
i shall not wholly die- horace
355
Possunt quia posse videntur.
that which seems possible is possible- vergil
356
Non nobis solum nati sumus
not for ourselves alone we are born- cicero
357
Omnis ars imitatio naturae est.
all art is an imitation of nature- seneca the younger
358
Imperium sine FIDE dedi
i have given him rule without end- vergil
its fide because i said its fide
359
Omnia praeclara rara
everything excellent is rare- cicero
360
dis aliter visum
the gods have deemed otherwise/the fates had other plans- vergil
361
acta est fabula
the play is over- augustus's last words
362
in perpetuum frater ave atque vale
and forever, brother, hail and fairwell- catullus
363
amor tussisque non celantur
love and a cough cannot be concealed- ovid
364
semper supra
always above- us space force
365
sub umbra floreo
under the shade i fluorish- belize
366
sollicitae tu causa, pecunia, vitae
you, money, are the cause of an anxious life- propertius
367
tempora mutantur et nos mutamur
times have changed, we have also changed
368
teneo te, africa
i have you, africa- caesar
369
virtus unita fortior
strength united is stronger- andorra, angola
370
de nihilo nihil/nihil ex nihilo fit/nil posse creari de nilo
nothing comes from nothing- lucretius
371
non scholae sed vitae discimus
we do not learn for school, but for life- seneca the younger
372
fortuna caeca est
fortune is blind- cicero
373
ab initio
from the beginning
374
ab extra
from outside- evidence gathered outside normal investigation process in court
375
ab hinc
from here on
376
ab intra
from within
377
posse comitatus
prohibits federal troups from participating in normal civilian law enforcement
378
in matrimonium ducere
in sweet marriage, to marry
379
horribile dictu
horrible to say
380
magnum opus
most important work of author, masterpiece
381
res nullius
things belonging to no one
382
ne quid nimis
nothing in excess
383
mos maiorum
traditional romanism
384
tria juncta in uno
three joined in one- order of the bath
385
Draco dormiens nunquam titillandus
never tickle a sleeping dragon- hogwarts
386
ubertas et fidelitas
fruitfulness and faithfulness- tasmania
387
Lux, Veritas, Virtus
light, truth, courage- northeastern university
388
In Varietate Concordia/unita in diversitate
united in diversity- european union
389
Deo Juvante
with the help of god- monaco
390
Corruptissima re publica plurimae leges
the more numerous the laws, the more corrupt the state- tacitus
391
Graecia capta ferum victorem cepit
greece has captured her conquerers- horace
392
Universi pacem precibus exposcunt
they all asked for peace with their prayers- livy
393
In vino veritas
in wine, there is truth- pliny the elder
394
Verba volant, scripta manent
spoken words fly away, written ones remain- titus
395
tr. mil.
military tribunal, court cases tried in the military
396
th. d.
Doctor Theologiae- doctor of theology
397
i.a.
inter alia- among other things
398
in situ
in the original place
399
ars moriendi
the art of dying
400
Qui nescit dissimulare nescit vivere
he who does not know how to lie does not know how to live/rule
401
manus manum lavat
one hand washes the other- seneca the younger
402
ad valorem
to its value, taxation based on worth
403
Haec tibi dona fero
these gifts i bring thee- newfoundland
404
Domino, Optimo, Maximo
to god, the best and the greatest- benedictines
405
Disce et doce
learn and teach- university of sheffield
406
dei Gratia
d.g.- by the grace of god- found on uk, canada, and australian coins
407
agitatio
agit- shake (medicine)
408
bene vale
b.v.- goodbye
409
oleum
oil- ol.
410
aetatis
aet.- of the age
411
semel in die
s.i.d- once a day
412
except
exc.
413
dispense
disp.
414
pinxit
pinx.- painted
415
Grammatici certant et adhuc sub iudice lis est
Grammarians dispute, and the case it still before the courts- horace
416
Mihi forsan, tibi quod negarit, porriget hora
and to me perhaps the passing hour will grant what it denies to you- horace
417
Haec scripsi non otii abundantia, sed amoris erga te
I have written you a longer letter than usual, from superabundance, not of leisure, but of affection- cicero
418
Non scribit, cuius carmina nemo legit
The one who nobody reads does not write- martial
419
ad unguem
to the (finger)nail, exactly
420
ab absurdo
from absurdity
421
cetera desunt
the rest is missing
422
brutum flumen
meaningless, an empty threat
423
ex novo
from scratch
424
vox nihil
voice of nothing, useless voice
425
Ad invicem
mutually, reciprocally
426
reductio ad absurdum
argument that shows that the opposite side is absurd/contradictory
427
dicto simpliciter
maxim, generalization fallacy
428
lex parsimoniae
law of parsimony, occam's razor
429
Fiat lux
let there be light- rollins college, angelo state university, university of california berkeley, jacksonville university
430
Veritas et Virtus
truth and virtue- mississipi college, univeristy of pittsburgh
431
Superbia in proelio
pride in battle- manchester city football club
432
Omnia pro patria
all for our country- univerisyt of nevada las vegas
433
salutem plurimam dicit
s.p.d- wishing you well, many greetings
434
reign
r.
435
cum cibos
c.c.- with food
436
hort. tert.
at intermediate hours
437
scilicet
sc.- clarification, permitted to know, namely
438
si vales bene est, ego vale
S.V.B.E.E.V- if you are well, then i am well too- start of roman letters
439
legum doctor
law degree- Ll. D.
440
quaque die
qd.- once a day, daily
441
Puri sermonis amator
a lover of pure/free speech- julius caesar
442
Dum excusare credis, accusas
he who excuses himself accuses himself- st. jerome
443
liberae sunt nostrae cogitationes
our thoughts are free- cicero
444
In oculis animus habitat
the soul dwells in the eyes- pliny the elder
445
Vincite virtute vera
conquer with true virtue- plautus
446
Stat magni nominis umbra
the shadow of a great name- lucan
447
Lasciva est nobis pagina, vita proba
my poems are naughty but my life is pure- martial
448
Difficile est longum subito deponere amorem
it is difficult to suddenly put aside a longstanding love- catallus
449
Sunt superis sua iura
the gods have their own laws- ovid
450
Aequam memento rebus in arduis servare mentem
remember to keep a clear head in difficult times- horace
451
Arrectis auribus adsto.
with pricked-up ears, all attention- vergil
452
palmam qui meruit ferat
let whoever earns the palm bear it- university of south carolina, lord nelson
453
quis separabit?
who will separate us- order of st. patrick, ulster defense association, seal of south carolina
454
ultimo mense
last month- ult.
455
loquitur
they speak- loq.
456
dono dedit
given as a gift- d.d.
457
Forsan et haec olim meminisse iuvabit
maybe we'll be laughing about even these things in the future- vergil
458
historis vero testis temporum, lux veritatis
History is the witness of the times, the light of truth- cicero
459
actum ne agas
do not redo what has been done- terence
460
clarum et venerabile nomen
An illustrious and honoured name- lucan
461
maxima debetur puero reverentia
revere the child first- juvenal
462
in utero
in the womb, unborn
463
res ipsa loquitur
the manner speaks for itself
464
lupus in fabula
speak of the wolf, and he will come
465
aut vincere aut mori
conquer/do or die
466
ad Kalendas Graecas
at the greek calends, never
467
let your light shine (greek)
university of colorado
468
ever to excel (greek)
boston college
469
to virtue, knowledge (greek)
smith college
470
Add to your faith virtue; and to virtue, knowledge (greek)
west virginia university
471
religio doctrina civilitas prae omnibus virtus
Religion, Learning, Civility; Above All, Virtue- ohio university
472
fortis et liber
strong and free- alberta
473
in limine
in the beginning- in lim.
motion that asks a court to exclude or limit evidence from being presented at trial
474
quod erat faciendum
that which was to be done- Q.E.F.
475
baccalaureus artium, baccalaureus in artibus, or artium baccalaureus
bachelor of arts- A.B.
476
Jurisprudentiae Doctor
first law degree- J.D.
477
dramatis personae
actor- dram. pers.
478
fiat
let it be done- ft.
479
varium et mutabile semper femina
woman is ever a fickle and changeable thing- vergil
480
ab honesto virum bonum nihil deterret
nothing deters a good man from doing what is honorable- seneca
481
abeunt studia in mores
studies pass on into character- ovid
482
quem di diligunt adolescens moritur
He whom the gods love dies young- plautus
483
certiori
"to be more informed," writ that orders lower court to give its case record to higher court for review
484
mutatis mutandis
with the necessary changes having been made
485
ultima thule
the edge/end of the world (iceland, north of britain)
486
Crescite et Multiplicamini
increase and multiply- maryland
487
Cor prudentis possidebit scientiam
the wise heart seeks knowledge- emory
488
omni mane
every morning- o.m.
489
vide supra
see above/earlier- v.s.
490
ubi solitudinem faciunt pacem appellant
they create a desert and call it peace- tacitus
491
rem tene verba sequentur
grasp the subject, and the words will follow- cato, curry college
492
necesse est multos timeat quem multi timent
He must fear many, whom many fear- syrus
493
de/ex proprio motu
on his own impulses, official act taken without formal request from another party
494
post partum
after childbirth
495
ne fronti crede
do not trust the face
496
Eruditio et religio
knowledge and religion- duke
497
Utraque unum
both into one- georgetown
498
circa
approximately, about- ca.
499
tacitum vivit sub pectore vulnus
A wound unuttered lives deep within the breast- vergil
500
nullum saeculum magnis ingeniis clausum est
No generation is closed to great talents- seneca
501
timeo Danaos et dona ferentes
i fear the danaans (greeks), even those bearing gifts- vergil
502
lapsus calami
a slip of the pen
503
terra incognita
unexplored/undiscovered territory
504
lex talionis
an eye for an eye
505
folio verso
on the back page- f.v.
506
aut viam inveniam aut faciam
i shall either find a way or make one- hannibal (quoted by livy)
507
satis eloquentiae sapientiae parum
enough of eloquence, too little of wisdom- sallust
508
si vis pacem, para bellum
if you want peace, prepare for war- vegetius
509
genius loci
spirit of a place
510
seriatim
in a series, one after another
511
quidnunc
gossipy person, busy body
512
ius gentium
natural law for all people
513
deus ex machina
god from the machine, supernatural (dean 😩😩) intervention
514
ex scientia tridens
through knowledge, sea power- US naval academy
515
Nomen nescio
unknown name- N.N.
516
unguentum
ointment- ung.
517
abiit, excessit, evasit, erupit
He departed, he withdrew, he strode off, he broke forth- cicero
518
libenter homines id quod volunt credunt
men generally believe what they want to believe- caesar
519
scientiae baccalaureus
bachelor of science, SB
520
Post mortem auctoris
after the author's death, p.m.a.
521
famam extendimus factis
We extend our reputation by deeds- Quartermaster Center and School
522
munit haec et altera vincit
One defends and the other conquers- nova scotia
523
nil desperandum
do not despair
524
nolo contendere
I do not wish to contend, legal defendant doesn't admit or deny guilt
525
fundamentum iustitiae primum est ne cui noceatur
the first foundation of justice is not to harm others- cicero
526
quos amor verus tenuit, tenebit
True love will hold on to those whom it has held- seneca
527
mendacem oportet esse memorem
A liar ought to have a good memory- quintilian
528
stultum est timere quid vitare non potes
It is Stupid to Fear that which you Can not Avoid- publilius syrus
529
saepe creat mollis aspera spina rosas
Often the prickly thorn produces tender roses- ovid
530
risu inepto res ineptior nulla est
There is nothing more foolish than a foolish laugh- catullus
531
ave imperator, morituri te salutant
Hail, Emperor! We who are about to die salute you- used by gladiators (captives and criminals) forced to fight for entertainment, suetonius
532
momento mori
remember your mortality
533
expecto patronum
I expect (or await) a guardian
534
sapientiae et felicitatis
by (or with) wisdom and happiness- oxford
535
non sibi sed patriae
not for self, but for country- us navy
536
exitus acta probat
the result justifies the deed- george washington
537
nemine contradicente
nem. con- with no one dissenting, unanimously
538
ne pluribus impar
not unequal to many/like no other- louis xiv
539
diem ex die
from day to day, continuously
540
omnem movere lapidem
To leave no stone unturned
541
invita minerva
minerva being unwilling, without inspiration
542
vi et armis
by force and arms- cicero
543
qualis dominus, qualis servus
Whatever kind of master (you see), that is the kind of slave (you have)- petronius
544
montes auri pollicens
promising mountains of gold- terence
545
qualis pater talis filius
as is the father, so is the son
546
prior tempore potior jure
first in time, greater in right
547
pugnis et calcibus
with fists and kicks
548
difficile est saturnam non scribere
It is difficult not to write a satire- juvenal
549
velocious quam asparagi coquantur
faster than asparagus [is] cooked- augustus
550
in nova fert animus mutatas dicere formas corpora
My mind is bent to tell of bodies changed into new forms- ovid
551
utinam populus romanus unam cervicem haberet
Would that the Roman people had but one neck- caligula
552
in montibus, ex montibus, pro montibus
In the Mountains, Of the Mountains, For the Mountains- Lees-McRae College
553
facio liberos ex liberis libris libraque
I make free adults out of children by means of books and a balance- st. john's college
554
prodesse quam conspici
to accomplish without being conspicuous- miami university
555
in ovo
in the egg, vaccines injected in eggs
556
little spoonful/teaspoon
coch. parv.
557
Quod Erat Inveniendum
that which was to be found, QEI
558
ad novitiam
logical fallacy that occurs when someone claims that something is better just because it's new
559
in partibus infidelium
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
Soli Deo gloria
glory to god alone, S.D.G.
561
dum vivimus, vivamus
while we live, let us live- Epicureans
562
ex animo
from the heart, sincerely
563
ex cathedra
from the chair, statements made by people in positions of authority
564
nihil ad rem
nothing to the matter, irrelevant
565
paucis verbis
by few words
566
mobile vulgus
the excitable crowd, the mob
567
dic bona fide
in good faith- plautus
568
pectus est quod disertos facit
the heart is what makes eloquent speakers- quintillian
569
sumptus censum ne superet
Let not your spending exceed your income- martial
570
gallia est omnis divisa in partes tres
all gaul is divided into 3 parts- julius caesar
571
non semper ea sunt quae videntur
Things are not always what they seem- phaedrus
572
sub anno
under the year, s.a. publication year is not recorded
573
ut dictum
as directed, u.d. medical abbreviation
574
aures unitas
a.u. both ears
575
si opus sit
if occasion require, if necessary, prescriptions, s.o.s.
576
repulsae nescia
ignorant of defeat- lasell college, horace
577
viriliter age
act courageously- united brotherhood of carpenters and joiners of america
578
per curiam
by the court as a whole, unanimous decision
579
amicus usque ad aras
friends to the altar/friends to the very end
580
et in arcadia ego
even in arcadia, there i am- death is always present
581
ex pede herculem
we may judge the size of hercules from his foot, we may reckon the size of the whole
582
ex ungue leonem
from the claw to the lion, you can judge a whole by looking at a part of it
583
mundus vult decipi, ergo decipiatur
the world wants to be deceived, so let it be deceived
584
sui cuique voluptas
to each his own
585
exeat
they may leave
586
malum in se
evil in itself
587
post hoc ergo propter hoc
after this, therefore because of this, fallacy where someone assumes something caused something else
588
bis dat qui cito dat
he who gives quickly gives twice
589
jupiter ex alto periuria ridet amantum
jupiter from on high laughs at the perjury of lovers- ovid
590
probitas laudatur et alget
honesty is praised and gets old- juvenal
591
serit ut alteri saeclo prosit
One sows for the benefit of another age- north dakota
592
dei sub numine viget
Under God's power she flourishes- princeton
593
in extremis
at the point of death, in a difficult situation
594
ceteris paribus
other things being equal, with other things being held constant
595
currente calamo
offhand, without deep reflection
596
qui nolet fieri desidiosus, amet!
He who does not want to become idle, let him love- ovid
597
dimidium facti qui coepit habet
He who has begun is already halfway through the task: dare to be wise- horace
598
tarditas et procrastinatio odiosa est
Delay and procrastination is hateful- cicero
599
et sequentes
and following
600
Iesus Nazarenus, Rex Iudaeorum
Jesus of Nazareth, King of the Jews- INRI
601
Et docere et rerum exquirere causas
To teach, to serve, and to inquire into the nature of things- university of georgia
602
lex, sapientia, lux
law, wisdom, light- florida southern
603
in camera
court cause in private, public and press excluded
604
paete, non dolet
It doesn't hurt, Paetus!- tacitus
605
roma, urbs aeterna
rome, eternal city- tibullus
606
tanta est vis probitatis ut eam in hoste diligamus
Such is the force of uprightness that we esteem it in our enemy- cicero
607
ante senectutem curavi ut bene viverem; in senectute curavi ut bene moriar
Before old age, I took care to live well; in old age, I take care to die well- seneca
608
tolle, lege
take up and read- god to st. augustine
609
semper eadem
always the same- elizabeth I
610
magna est veritas
turth is great- university of miami, roger williams university
611
nia subiecisti sub pedibus, oves et boves
Thou hast put all things under his feet, all Sheep and Oxen- butchers of london
611
pons asinorum
the point at which many learners fail
612
ignis fatuus
will-o' the wisp, foolish fire, misleading illusion
613
de minimis non curat lex
the law does not concern itself with trifles
614
plus uno maneat perenne saeclo
Let it last far beyond a single lifetime- catullus
615
ficus ficus, ligonem ligonem vocat
To call a fig a fig, and a trough a trough
(someone who says things in simple truth)
616
Semper ad eventum festinat et in medias res non secus ac notas auditorem rapit
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
necessitas dat legem non ipsa accipit
Necessity gives the law, it does not receive one- publius syrus
618
tempus edax rerum
time, devourer of all things- ovid
619
homines dum docent discunt
men learn while they teach- seneca the younger
620
per procurationem
p.p. through the agency of, by proxy
used when someone signs a document for another person
621
sepultus
buried, interred, S.
622
meliora
better/better things- university of rochester
623
facile princeps
easily first, acknowledged leader
624
obstipui, steteruntque comae
I was astounded and my hair stood on end- vergil
625
mens rea
criminal intent
626
caveat lector
let the reader beware
627
locum tenens
to hold this place, a substitute
628
nunc pro tunc
now for then, retroactive correction
629
in medio tutissimus ibis
you will go most safely by the middle course- ovid
630
dabit deus his quoque finem
God will also give an end to these things- vergil
631
caelum non animum mutant qui trans mare currunt
Those who rush across the sea change their sky but not their soul- horace
632
Doctor Divinitatis
doctor of divinity- DD
633
anno mundi
in the year of the world- AM
634
deo ac veritati
for god and truth- colgate university
635
pro ecclesia, pro texana
for the church, for texas- baylor university
636
magis mutus quam piscis
quieter than a fish
637
otium cum dignitate
leisure with dignity- cicero
638
amicus humani generis
friend of the human race
639
ab origine
from the beginning
640
fama volat
rumors fly
641
quandoque bonus dormitat homerus
Even good Homer nods, everyone makes mistakes
642
corrigenda
a thing to be corrected
643
poeta nascitur, non fit
poetry is inborned, not learned
644
sub iudice
under a judge, still being considered by court
645
sero venientibus ossa
those who are late get bones
646
nolens, volens
like it or not
647
qui tacet consentit
silence gives consent
648
crescit amor nummi quantum ipsa pecunia crescti
The love of money increases, in proportion as money itself increases- juvenal
649
folio recto
f.r. the front side of a page
650
sine loco, anno et nomine
without place, year, and name- s.l.a.n
651
nisi dominus frustra
Except the Lord in vain- edinburgh, blue cross
652
splendor sine occasu
splendor without diminishment- british columbia
653
finis origine pendet
the end depends upon the beginning- paul revere
654
via trita, via tutissima
the beaten path is the safest path
655
periculum in mora
danger in delay
656
sine ira et studio
without anger and passion- tacitus
657
sum quod eris, fui quod sis
I am what you will be, I was what you are- on tombstones
658
Ipse venena bibas
drink the poison yourself- exorcismsF
659
non incautus futuri
not unmindful of the future- washington and lee
660
via, veritas, vita
the way and the truth and the life- glasgow university
661
lingua franca
common language
662
dulce bellum inexpertis
war is sweet to the inexperienced- erasmus
663
non ignara mali, miseris succurere disco
Not myself being unacquainted with difficulty, I learn to succour the distressed- vergil
664
parcere subiectis et debellare superbos
to spare the humble and to subdue the proud- vergil
665
materiam superbat opus
the workmanship is better than the material- ovid
666
scribendi recte sapere est et principium et fons
Sound judgment is the source of good writing- horace
667
davus sum, non oedipus
i am davus, not oedipus- terence
668
omne in die
once a day/every day, o.d.
669
Non culpabilis
non cul. not guilty
670
lux libertas
light and liberty- university of north carolina
671
scientiis, artibus, religioni
sciences, arts, religion- mercer college
672
caput mundi
head/capital of the world
673
dura lex sed lex
the law is harsh, but it is the law
674
per interim
during an interim period of time, non permanent
675
ad augusta per angusta
through difficulties to honors
676
hic et nunc
here and now
677
delirium tremens
trembling delirium, severe alcohol withdrawal
678
da dextram misero
give your right hand to the misfortunate- vergil
679
qui non est hodie cras minus aptus erit
he who is not perpared today will be less so tomorrow- ovid
680
nihil est ab omni parte beatum
nothing is perfect in every respect- horace
681
nulla salus bello
there is no safety in war- vergil
682
non est iocus esse malignum
it isn't a joke to be malicious- horace
683
anno post Christum natum
in the year after the birth of Christ, APCN
684
STRATUM SUPER STRATUM
layer upon layer, sss
685
Veritas et Utilitas
truth and service- howard university
686
pauca sed bona
quality over quantity
687
vir insignis
a man who is notable
688
animo fractus
broken spirit
689
quid est rei
what is the matter
690
sesquipedia verba
words a foot and a half long- horace
691
delphinum natare doces
teaching a dolphin to swim
692
in aqua scribis
to write on water, ineffective
693
studium immane loquendi
an immense zeal for speaking- ovid
694
sua sponte
of one's own accord, voluntarily
695
pax orbis terrarum
world peace- roman coins
696
cutem curare
take it easy
697
ut sementem feceris, ita metes
as you sow, you shall reap- cicero
698
nil per os
nothing by mouth- n.p.o.
699
sine mascula prole
died without male offspring- s.m.p.
700
Baccalaureus Litterarum
B. Litt- bachelor of letters degree
701
Bachelor of Professional Studies
B.P.S.
702
beato virgo maria
B.V.M. blessed virgin mary
703
sine legitima prole
s.l.p. without legitimate offspring
704
loco supra citato
in the place mentioned above l.s.c.
705
deo vindice
by god, avenged/god will avenge- the confederate states of america
706
pro humanitate
for humanity- wake forest
707
pares cum paribus congregantur
birds of a feather flock together
708
peccavi
i have sinned
709
non est tanti
it is not worth that much (it's no big deal)
710
post festum venisti
you have arrived after the feast (too late)
711
occasionem cognosce
know your opportunities/seize the occasion- Lowell House at Harvard
712
a mensa et toro
from table and hearth (authorizing divorce)
713
mortui non mordent
dead men tell no tales
714
potius mori quam foedari
rather to die than to be dishonored
715
prosit
toast to indicate one is drinking to someone's health
716
urbem latericiam invenit, marmoream reliquit
he found a city of brick, and left it one of marble- suetonius attributes quote to augustus
717
non semper aestas erit
it will not always be summer- seneca
718
ante mortem
before death- a.m.
719
quaque ante meridiem
every morning- q.a.m.
720
quaque hora
every hour- q.h.
721
veterans administration
v.a. on veteran tombstones
722
locus quadratus
a place in the form of a square (bookmarks)
723
cras nocte
c.n. to be taken tomorrow night
724
velut arbor aevo
may it grow as a tree through the ages- university of toronto
725
non ex omni ligno debet mercurius exculpi
you can't make a silk purse out of a sow's ear
726
quis tulerit gracchos de seditione querentes?
who could endure the Gracchi complaining about sedition? -juvenal (the pot calls the kettle black, hypocrisy)
727
fortes fortuna adiuvat
fortune favors the strong- terence
728
integer vitae, scelerisque purus
upright of life and free from vice- horace
729
ars est celare artem
it is art to conceal art- ovid
730
per ardua ad astra
through adversity to the stars- royal air force
731
deus vult
god wills it- the crusaders
732
ad inspirandum aspiramus
aspire to inspire- university of worcester
733
pro deo et patrio et gentibus
for god and country and world- loras college
734
montis insignia calpe
insignia of the mountain of calpe- gibraltar
735
diebus alternis
alt. dieb. every other day
736
annos vixit
a.v. lived for years
737
impressit
imp. has printed it/printed by, permission to publish
738
dominus mihi adiutor
the lord is my helper- denmark
739
litterae sine moribus vanae
letters without morals are useless- upenn
740
mors laborum ac miserarum quies est
death is the rest from toil and misery
741
amicus certus in re incerta cernitur
a true friend is known in times of crisis
742
auribus tenes lupum
i hold the wolf by the ears (a dangerous situation)
743
ne cede malis
do not yield to misfortune/evil- vergil
744
saepe ne utile quidem est scire quid futurum sit
often, it is not even advantageous to know what will be- cicero
745
anno regni
a.r. in the year of the reign
746
denarius
d. penny/coin
747
fecit
fec. they made it (art)
748
t.d.
as the records show
749
astra castra, numen lumen
the stars my camp, the deity my light- wisconsin
750
fita panis
let there be bread- food and agriculture organization of the united states
751
pro rata
proportional
752
brevi manu
with a short hand, immediately
753
licentia vatum
poetic license
754
fama clamosa
notorious reputation (scandalous rumor)
755
aurea ne credas quaecumque nitescere cernis
do not believe to be gold whatever you see sparkle
756
aliquis in omnibus, nullus in singulis
someone in all, is nothing in one (jack of all trades, master of none)
757
decipit frons prima multos
the first appearance deceives many
758
necessitas rationum inventrix
necessity is the mother of invention
759
nescire autem quid antea natus sis acciderit id est semper esse puerum
However, to not know what happened before you were born, that is to always be a child- cicero
760
quod sentimus loquamur; quod loquimur, sentiamus
Let us speak what we feel; let us feel what we speak- seneca
761
magnae spes alteri romae
other hope of great rome- cicero about virgil
762
vincere scis, hannibal, victoria uti nescis
you know how to win, hannibal, you do not know how to use victory- livy
763
sine nomine
without a name- s.n.
764
contra bonos mores
contrary to good manners
765
absit invidia
let there be no ill will
766
canis timidus vehementer latrat quam mordet
A timid dog barks more violently than it bites
767
in propria persona
for one's self (person representing themself in court)
768
horror ubique
horror everywhere- vergil
769
saepe summa ingenia in occulto latent
How often the greatest talents are shrouded in obscurity- plautus
770
nemo liber est qui corpori servit
No one is free who is a slave to his body- seneca
771
lacrimae rerum
tears of things- vergil
772
vox faucibus haesit
his voice stuck in his throat- vergil
773
quorum pars magna fui
in which i played a great part- vergil
774
suum cuique pulchrum est
to each his own is beautiful- cicero
775
nil admirari
let nothing astonish you- horace
776
profanum vulgus
the profane crowd- horace
777
ubi mel, ibi apes
where there is honey, there are bees
778
non ut edam vivo, sed ut vivam edo
i do not live to eat, but eat to live- quintilian (unrelatable)
779
fatti maschi, parole femine
strong deeds, gentle words- maryland
780
cum deo pro patria et libertate
with god for homeland and freedom- former motto of hungary
781
regnum mariae patronae hungariae
kingdom of mary patroness of hungary-former motto of hungary
782
virtute et constantia
virtuous strength and consistency- malta
783
stella clavisque maris indici
star and key of the indian ocean- mauritius
784
pro fide, lege et grege
for faith, law, and the people- unofficial motto of poland
785
nihil sine deo
nothing without god (all for one) - former motto of romania
786
pax et justitia
peace and justice- saint vincent and the grenadines
787
libteras
liberty- san marino
788
finis coronat opus
the end crowns the work- seychelles
789
plus ultra
furhter beyond- spain
790
justitia, pietas, fides
justice, piety, loyalty- suriname
791
miserando atque eligendo
by giving mercy and by choosing- pope francis/unofficial motto of vatican city
792
semper progrediens
always progressing- aruba, sint maarten
793
hoc signo tuetur pius, hoc signo vincitur inimicus
with this sign thou shalt defend the pious, with this sign thou shalt defeat the enemy- asturias
794
quo fata ferunt
whither the fates carry us- bermuda
795
in tutela nostra limuria
limuria is in our charge- british indian ocean territory
796
vigilate
be watchful- british virgin islands
797
hoc hic mysterium fidei firmiter profitemur
here, we firmly profess this mystery of faith- galicia, kingdom of galicia
798
montis insignia calpi
badge of the rock of gibraltar- gibraltar
799
nulli expugnabilis hosti
conquerable by no enemy- gibraltar
800
quocunque leceris stabit
whithersoever you throw it, it will stand- isle of man
801
semper ascendens
always ascending- nuevo leon
802
florebo quocumque ferar
i will fluorish wherever i am brought- Réunion
803
remis velisque
with oars and sails- saba
804
a mare labor
from the sea, work- saint pierre and miquelon
805
animus tuus dominus
courage is your lord- sicily
806
leo terram propriam protegat
let the lion protect his own land- south georgia and the south sandwich islands
807
indivisibiliter ac inseparabiliter
indivisible and inseperable unity- austria-hungary
808
veritas vincit
truth prevails- czechoslovakia
809
regna cadunt luxu surgunt virtutibus urbes
fall, you kingdoms of luxury, for the cities of virtue shall thrive- republic of florence
810
austria est imperare orbis universo
all the world is subject to austria- habsburg monarchy
811
foedere et religione tenemur
we are held together by pact and religion- kingdom of italy
812
fortitudo eius rempulicm tenet
his bravery preserves the state- kingdom of italy
813
hiberni unanimes pro deo rege et patria
irishmen united for god, king, and country- ireland irish catholic confederation
814
libertate unanimus
united in freedom- netherlands antilles
815
quaerite prime regnum dei
seek ye first the kingdom of god- newfoundland
816
pergo et perago
i undertake and i achieve- crown colony of north borneo
817
pro fide, lege, et rege
for faith, law, and king- polish-lithuanian commonwealth
818
si deus nobiscum quis contra nos?
if god is with us, then who is against us? - polish-lithuanian commonwealth
819
sit nomine digna
may she be worthy of the name- rhodesia
820
ex unitate vires
union is strenth- union of south africa
821
omnia juncta in uno
all joined into one- shanghai international settlement
822
pax tibi marce, evangelista meus
peace be to you mark, my evangelist- republic of venice
823
nil satis nisi optimum
nothing but the best is good enough- everton fc
