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Dies natali
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birthday
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disiecta membra
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scattered parts
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divide et impera
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divide and rule
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docendo discimus
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we learn by teaching
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dominus vobiscum
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the lord be with you
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dramatis personae
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actors or the characters in a drama
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edito princeps
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first edition
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emeritus
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discharged; retired
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e pluribus unum
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out of many, one
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ergo
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therefore
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errare humanum est
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to err is human
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est modus in rebus
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there is a limit in all things
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et alia
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and other things
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et cetera
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and the rest
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et tu, Brute!
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and you brutus!
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ex animo
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sincerely
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ex capite
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from memory
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ex cathedra
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from the chair; with authority
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exeat
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let him go out (a permission to leave)
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exeunt, exit
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they go out,he goes out
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ex libris
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from the book collection of; from the library of
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Ex nihilo nihil fit
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nothing is made from nothing
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ex officio
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by virtue of office; from the office
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ex pede herculem
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to judge the whole from a part
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ex posto facto
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retroactive; after the fact
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ex tempore
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on the spur of the moment
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facsimile
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exact copy
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factotum
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person employed to do everything
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festina lente
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make haste slowly
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fiat
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sanction, a degree
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fins
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end
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genius loci
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the spirit of the place
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gloria in excelsis
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glory in the highest
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habeas corpus
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a writ to bring before a judge for someone who is in prison; have the body
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helluo librorum
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a book worm
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homo sapiens
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wise man
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ibidem
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in that same place (referring to a passage already cited)
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id est
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that is
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ignis fatuus
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foolish fire; the will-o-the-wisp
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ignoramus
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an ignorant person
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in absentia
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in absence
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incognito
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with identity concealed
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in esse
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in actual existence; existing
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in extremis
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in extremity, dying; among the last things
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in flagrante delicto
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with the crime is blazing; caught in the act
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infra dignitatem
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beneath one's dignity
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in hoc signo vinces
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by this sign you will conquer
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in loco parentis
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in the place of a parent
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in medias res
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into the middle of things; without preamble
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in memoriam
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to the memory of
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in nuce
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in a nutshell
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in posse
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potentially
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in propria persona
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in one's own character; without disguise
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in re
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in the matter or; concerning
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in situ
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in place; in its original position
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inter alia
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among other things
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inter se
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among themselves
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in toto
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entirely
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in vacuo
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in emptiness; without considering other factors
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in vino veritas
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in wine there is truth
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ipse dixit
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as assertion made but not proven
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ipsissima verba
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the very words
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ipso facto
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by the very nature of the case; by the fact itself
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jus civile
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civil lae
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jus divinum
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divine law
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jus gentium
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law of nations or international law
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jus naturae
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natural law
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lapsus calami
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slip of the pen
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lapus linguae
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slip of the tounge
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lapsus memoriae
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slip of the memory; forget
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Lares et Penates
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one's personal or household effects
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litteratim
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letter by letter; litterally
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locum tenens
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on holding a place; a substitute
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loco citato
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in the place quoted
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magna cum laude
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with great praise
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