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41 Cards in this Set

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ab ovo usque ad mala
from beginning to end
[from egg to apples]
ad astra per aspera
to the stars through hard work
[Kansas state motto]
ad hominem
personal
[for the man; by interest/prejudice rather than logic]
ad infinitum
endlessly
ad majorem Dei gloriam
to the greater glory of God
[motto of the Jesuits]
ad nauseum
to the point of disgust
agenda
things which must be done
ars gratia artis
art for art's sake
ars long, vita brevis
art is long, life is short
[Horace]
bona fide
in good faith; real; without defeat
carpe diem
seize the day
{Horace: "pluck the day"]
caveat emptor
let the buyer beware
cave canem
beware or the dog
ceteris paribus
all other things being equal
cui bono
to whose advantage?
cum grano salis
with a grain of salt
cum laude (magna, summa)
with praise [with great praise, with the highest praise]
de facto
on the basis of fact; in reality
de gustibus non est disputandum
there's no disputing about tastes
de mortuis nihil nisi bonum
(say) nothing of the dead unless it is good
Deo volente
God willing
[abbreviation D.V.]
excelsior
ever upward, loftier
[New York State motto]
e pluribus unum
out of many, one
[United States motto]
esse quam videri
to be rather than to be seen
[North Carolina motto]
ex officio
out of the office, on the basis of an office
ex tempore
out of the moment, without preparation
festina lente
make hast slowly
fiat
let it be done
[an absolute command]
habeas corpus
you may have a body
[a legal writ requiring presence]
in absentia
in the absence of
in flagrante delicto
while the crime is blazing, caught in the act
in hoc signo vinces
in this sign you will conquer
[Constantine]
in media res
in the middle of things
in situ
in place, in it original position
in toto
entirely
in vino veritas
in wine there is truth
lapsus linguae
a slip of the tongue
locum tenens
a substitute
[holding a place]
mea culpa
my fault
memento more
remember you are mortal
[remember to die]
mens sana in corpore sano
a healthy mind in a healthy body