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alibielsewhereC(`vrrz|`Nbf\~br .%Ÿ alias6otherwise;at another time8&)Ÿalias dictus>an assumed name;also known as8'Ÿalter ego@one's second self,close friend8(Ÿalter idem>another thing precisely similar<) Ÿalteri sic tibi1Ÿannus mirabilis@wonderful year,remarkable year02ڍŸanno Christi*in the year of Christ83Ÿ$anno Domini (A.D.).in the year of our Lord/4Ÿ"anno mundi (A.M.)Fin the year of the world's creation|according to Ussher in 4004 B.C.,to the Hebrews in 3761 B.C.C)TdXzfdvrzp0>5=-Ÿ(ante meridiem (A.M.)8before noon;in the morning*6X䘑Ÿante Christumbefore Christn7sŸ\aperte mala cum est mulier, tum demum est bonadonly when a woman is openly bad is she really goodJ8Ÿ$arbiter elegantiaeTdictator of fashion,judge of fine tastes29Ÿ"arcanum arcanorum"secret of secrets>:FŸ,ars longa, vita brevis4art is long, life is shortj;Ÿ@asinus asino, et sus sui pulcherxan ass is beatiful to an ass and a pig is beautiful to a pig*<wŸauctor ignotusauthor unknown<=.Ÿ*audaces fortuna iuvat0fortune favours the 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children,rŸDei gratia&by the grace of GodHs7Ÿ.Deo optimo maximo (DOM)Dfor God, the best and the greatest,tRlŸ$Deo volente (D.V.)God willingBC-rbLB\h>rl>np<8u‘Ÿdesideratumvџdetur dignioriDlet it be given to the more worthy0w đŸdeus ex machina$god from a machine$xDžđŸDeus avertatGod forbid yyőŸDeus detGod grantBzőŸ dictum ac factum4(no sooner) said than doneTerence.{nƑŸdiebus alternisevery other day2|3bǑŸdiem ex die2day by day;continuously}EǑŸdiesday;daily^~WVȑŸ>dimidium facti qui coepit habetNhe who has begun has the work half done Horace8{JɑŸ,divitiae virum faciunt&riches make the man4ɑŸdixiDI have spoken;I will say no more>ʑŸDominusthe Lord62ˑŸ$Dominus providebit*the Lord will provide6լˑŸ Dominus vobiscum0may the Lord be with you&̑ŸDominica SundayC.zZRTn`vV:Z`</ΑŸ"dramatis personae8list of characters in a playzAΑŸLducunt volentem fata, nolenten trahunt|fate leads the willing soul, but drags along the unwilling one SenecaDSϑŸ*dum vita est spes est@while there's life, there's hopeRwϑŸ dum spiro, spero.while I breathe, I hope2a motto of South Carolina,qБŸdurante vita"during one's life@БŸ dura lex sed lexDthe law is hard, but it is the law(ёŸe contra"on the other hand*YґŸe contrarioon the contrary6ґŸe re natauڑŸex cathedraJfrom the seat,position of authority4,ۑŸex gratia8performed as an act of grace,B ܑŸex libris&from the library of2TܑŸex officio2by virtue of one's office2fݑŸex parte:from one side only,partisan*ݑŸex post factoafter the fact:EޑŸex temporeFspontaneously,without preparation:ޑŸ(exempli gratia (eg.).for the sake of exampleBɳߑŸfacta non verbaHdeeds not words,action is required.ߑŸfactotum.one who does everything2Ÿfestina lente,more haste, less speed2_Ÿfidei defensor*defender of the faith.Ÿfidus Achates$faithful companionC0rNdŸ"flagrante delicto0in the heat of the crimeHYŸ,fortuna favet fortibus4fortune favours the strongTerenceFkŸhabeas corpusTwrit requiring prensentation of the personŸ:haerent infixi pectore vultushis looks are imprinted on her breast and his face is imprinted on her heart Virgil&lŸhic et nunchere and now2Ÿhic jacet2here lies (on tombstones)͟hoc estthis isDŸhomo sapiensVwise man;man as a member of human speciesL Ÿ homo unius libri\man of one book;one educated by narrow meansZŸŸidem quodthe same asFŸfoolish fire;will-of-the-wispBZŸimprimaturRofficial sanction for publication of textB~Ÿin excelsisPin the highest,to the greatest measure6Ÿin exstenso8in its entirety,completely0@Ÿin extremis*at the point of death2Ÿin hoc signo0by this sign (the Cross)@qŸ,in loc cito (loc cit.)8occurring in the place cited4(Ÿin medias res.in the middle of things8Ÿin posseFas a possibility,potential action* ZŸin principio in the beginning,2Ÿin situ*in the original place6MŸin vino veritas.in wine, there is truthC2lbVPXb:fXztln6Ÿ"in Christi nomine*in the name of Christ|sŸ`in bello parvis mementis magni casus intercedunt\in war great things are caused by small thingsJulius Caeser0*Ÿin diem vivere&to live for the day*Ÿindicium sitleave it unsaid([Ÿ infra&below (in the text)BPŸ:infra dignitatem (infra dig.)*beneath one's dignity*Ÿinter alia$among other things0.Ÿintra vires,within one's authorityI8Ÿ IovisThursday2[Ÿipse dixit2unsubstantiated assertion*m,Ÿipso facto$by the fact itself> Ÿjacta alea estthe die is castCaeser, 49 B.C.:Ÿjus gentium>international law among nations2Ÿ lacuna@gap,blank space,missing part6Ÿlaesa majestas2the crime of high treasonNEŸ(legimus, ne legantur>we read so that others may readLactantius2C3drr6~n:ZB\bh^h0wŸlex talionis,the law of retribution8*.Ÿlite pendente8while the lawsuit is pending8<Ÿlocus classicus4standard source of an ideaN"Ÿ Lunae Monday<rŸlusus naturaFfreak of nature,unusual occurenceBŸmagnum opusNmost important work of writer or artist6GŸmare nostrum6our sea (the Mediterranean)Ÿ MartisTuesdayBxŸmea culpaVmy fault;I am guilty;admission of guilt,/ Ÿmemento mori"reminder of death  ŸMercuriiWednesday,a Ÿmirabile dictu wonderful to say0/ Ÿmodus operandi&method of operation4J Ÿmodus vivendi.mode of living together.\I Ÿmodo et forma$in manner and form4w Ÿmodo prescripto*in the manner writtenCC4VR\Rjf8X\RD(nŸ modus,mode;manner;method@Ÿmolo contendereDI do not wish to contend a defense(ڟŸmore meo"in my own fashion.VŸmore solito&in the usual manner(Ÿmore suo"in his own manner4"Ÿ$mortui non mordent&dead men don't biteV=?ŸBnam et ipsa scientia potestas est:for knowledge is itself power Bacon>XŸne plus ultraFnothing more beyond,highest point@jpŸnihil obstatLnothing hinders,nothing withstanding2'Ÿnihil ex nihilo(nothing from nothingŸ nihilnothing@XŸnolle prosequiHprosecutor does not wish to continue*LŸnon placet$it does not please,Ÿnon sequitur$it does not follow(@Ÿnon olet"it does not smell"Ÿnota benenote wellED5xrlpptljdz :B)Ÿ$O tempora, O mores4O the times, O the manners8]Ÿobiter dictum8incidental or passing remark@xŸ"omnia vincit amor0love conquers all things Virgil4NŸopere citato4occuring in the work cited6Ÿpari passusmall things occupy small mindsOvid8ŸPater noster%Ÿ$primus inter paresto such an extent;for so much4 y.(Ÿ$pro rege et patria(for king and country2 (Ÿquantum libet*as much as you please4_)Ÿquantum meruit0as much as well deserved@*Ÿquid pro quoNsomething for something,this for thatHӐ*Ÿ:quod erat demonstrandum (QED)6that which was to be provedBG+Ÿ2quod erat faciendum (QEF)2that which was to be done8 +Ÿquod vide (qv.)6for which to see,refer to,y,Ÿquo vadis?(where are you going?860-Ÿquod ad hoc>as far as this;to this extentC7lx^RdNxxn%VV\dv4u.Ÿrara avis:rare bird,an unusual person</Ÿratio decidendi:the essentials of a judgement, 0Ÿre:in the matter of;concerning(0Ÿre vera$in truth;in fact2z1Ÿ recto:the right-hand page of a book&1Ÿrecta ratioright reason@2ŸRegius ProfesorDroyal professor;title in schools:&3Ÿ0requiescat in pace (RIP)(may he rest in peace<)3Ÿ"res ipsa loquitur6the thing speaks for itself6DW4Ÿres judicata6the things have been judged/V4Ÿ4respice, adspice, prospicerexamine the past, examine the present, examine the futureJmotto of the City College of New York* q5Ÿrex bibendi king of drinking*!?6Ÿrex regnum"the king of kings,"6ŸRex Iudaecorum King of the Jews0#37ŸSalvator mundi(Saviour of the world:$7Ÿ4salvum fac regem, O Domine"God save the kingC8>t^VnvvbJ4RP\B%9ŸSaturniSaturday:& 9Ÿ&satis quod sufficit.what suffices is enough.'%M:Ÿscilicet.it is permitted to know((7:Ÿscientia&knowledge;science6)R~;Ÿ*scientia est potentia$knowledge is power>/*m5<Ÿsemper fidelisalways faithful(Marine Corp)>/+<Ÿsemper paratusalways prepared(Coast Guard)0,)=Ÿ"semel prop semper once and for all$-=Ÿsemi horahalf an hour.Ǘ>Ÿsemi a halfF//?Ÿsemper eademalways the same0motto of Queen ElizabethN0@ŸFSentus Populusque Romanus (S.P.Q.R)6the Roman Senate and People(1@Ÿsensu bonoin a good sense&2*7AŸsensu maloin a bad sense.3EAŸsensu stricto"strictly speaking 4`BŸseptimanaone weekC9djhllFBJLd|lJ5CŸ&Servus Servorum DeiRServant of the Servants of God;the Pope06DŸ si fortuna iuvat$if fortune favours47DEŸsi fecisti nega,if you did 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