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POD #79-126

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nota bene note well,take notice
novus ordo seclorum a new order of the ages
per annum annually
per capita individually; literally by the head
non omnia possumus omnes we are all not able (to do) everything
O tempora O mores these are bad times
panem est circenses bread and circus games
pater patriae father of his country
per centum on each hundered
per diem daily
per mensem monthly
per se in or by itself
persona non grata an unacceptable/unwelcome person
post meridiem P.M after noon
post martem an autopsy
post pardem after child birth
post scriptium written afterwards
non compos metis not sound of mind
pro bono for the public good
pro forma as a formality
pro rata in proportion
pro tempore temporarily
quando cadet Roma, cadet et mundus when Rome falls the world will too
quod pro duo something in exchange for something
quorum minimium number of people that must be present at a meeting before its valid
quo vodis where are you going
requiescar in pace may he rest in peace
res publica the common wealth
rigor mortis stiffness of death
scripst he she wrote it
sic thus
sic semper tyrannis thus ever to tyrants
multum non multa much, not many
semper paratus always ready
semper fidelis always faithful
sequitur/seq logical conclusion
sine qua non an absolutely necessary condition
SPQR/senatus poplulusque romanus the Roman senate and people
sub rosa in confidence or secretly
sub poena under penalty
scienta est potestas knowledge is power
sine die until an unspecified date
status quo as things were before
tabula rasa a clean slate
tempus fugit times flies
tacet be silent
terra incognita unknown territory
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