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Q1 Latin

TermDefinition
laborare est orare to work is to pray
tempus fugit time flies
caveat emptor let the buyer beware
magna cum laude with great praise
summa cum laude with greatest praise
qui scribit bis legit he who writes reads twice
magnum opus great work
omne ignotum pro magnifico everything unknown passes for the magnificent
semper fidelis always faithful
ad majorem Dei gloriam to the greater glory of God
fiat lux let there be light
e pluribus unum out of many, one
dramatis personae the persons of the drama (cast of characters)
nota bene (N.B.) note well
via, veritas, et vita the way, the truth, and the life
bona fide in good faith (genuine, sincere)
ex libris from the books of
nil nova sup sole nothing new under the sun
Domini est terra the earth is the Lord's
amor doctrinae floreat let the love of learning flourish
verbatim et letteratim (et punctatim) word for word and letter for letter (point for point)
verbum sat sapienti a word is enough for a wise man
verba volant, scripta manent words fly away, writing remains
e.g. (exlampi gratia) for example
veni, vidi, vici I came, I saw, I conquered
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