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rara avisrare bird,an unusual personratio decidendithe essentials of a judgementrectothe right-hand page of a bookrequiescat in pace (RIP)may he rest in peaceres ipsa loquiturthe thing speaks for itself res judicatathe things have been judgedscilicetit is permitted to knowsemper fidelisalways faithful(Marine Corp)semper paratusalways prepared(Coast Guard) sic passimthus throughout (the text)Btf:@@N,V*HVdnjhsic transit gloria mundi"thus passes the glory of the worldThomas Kempis sine qua non)fundamental cause,necessary preconditionstatus quo antethe situation prevailing beforere verain truth;in fact rex bibendiking of drinking rex regnumthe king of kingssi fortuna iuvatif fortune favours similiterlikewise status quothe existing state of thingsstet let it stand stupor mundiwonder of the worldsicut meus et mosas is my habitHorace sub judice#under a judge,case not yet decided sub poena)under penalty,writ demanding performancesub rosa(under the rose,in secret,in confidencesub voce'under that heading,under that categoryBXltnh\TDDZZLR$X@ sui generisunique,in a class by itself sui juris(capable of assuming legal responsibilityterminus ad quem%the latest possible date for an eventterminus a quo$the earliest possible starting pointterra incognita unknown realm,unexplored region ultima thulethe furthest point accessible ultra viresoutside one's juristictionut infrasee below (in a text)ut suprasee above (in a text) vade mecumcome with me,a reference bookverbatim word for word,exactly as quotedversothe left-hand page of a book videlicetone may see,that is to sayergo therefore e re nataunder the present circumstanceesseto be;being;existencesC@^<>Dnt(XZT\ Ens Entiumthe Supreme Being ejectamentaejected matter;worthless itemse contraon the other hand e contrarioon the contrary-effugere non potes neessitates, potes vincere8you cannot escape necessities, but you can overcome themSeneca durante vitaduring one's lifedura lex sed lex"the law is hard, but it is the lawdum vita est spes est while there's life, there's hopedum spiro, sperowhile I breathe, I hopea motto of South CarolinaDominusthe LordDominus providebitthe Lord will provideDominus vobiscummay the Lord be with you&ducunt volentem fata, nolenten trahunt>fate leads the willing soul, but drags along the unwilling oneSenecadixi!I have spoken;I will say no moredivitiae virum faciuntriches make the mandimidium facti qui coepit habet'he who has begun has the work half doneHoraceB |D`\LdJJBbXh`TBPDeo optimo maximo (DOM)"for God, the best and the greatestDeo volente (D.V.) God willing de profundisfrom the depths,out of despair desideratuma thing much desired or neededdeus ex machinagod from a machinedramatis personaelist of characters in a play ecce homobehold the man (Christ)et alia (et al.)and other thingset cetera (etc.) and the restet hoc genus omneand all others of that sortet sequentes (et seq.)and the following ex cathedra$from the seat,position of authorityexempli gratia (eg.)for the sake of example ex gratiaperformed as an act of grace ex librisfrom the library of ex officioby virtue of one's officeB^LBJJB>bdP0ʒn:N alias dictusan assumed name;also known asadvocatus diabolidevil's advocate ad valoremaccording to valuead usum externumfor external useadsumI am present;to be present ad summamin short;in a wordad quodto which;for whichad locum$at the place,at a specific location ad litteram"to the letter;in a precise mannerad finem fidelisfaithful to the end actus Dei act of God&accusare nemo se debit, nisi coram Deo:no one is bound to accuse 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