cadit quaestio - the argument falls
caeca invidia est - envy is blind
et sic de similibus and so of similar things
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cadit quaestio - the argument falls |
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caeca invidia est - envy is blind |
| caesar si viveret, ad remum dareris. - if Caesar were alive, you'd be chained to an oar. |
| canis meus id comedit. - my dog ate it. |
| carpe diem! - seize the day (horace) |
| cave cibum, valde malus est." - beware the food, it is very bad. |
| cave quid dicis, quando, et cui - beware what you say, when, and to whom |
| caveat emptor - let the buyer beware. |
| certiorari - to be made certain (writ calling for review by a higher court) |
| cessante causa cessat et effectus - when the cause ceases, so does the effect |
| cetera desunt - the rest are missing |
| ceteris paribus - other things being equal |
| cogita ante salis. - look before you leap. |
| dabit deus his quoque finem - God will even grant an end to these [troubles] |
| damnat quod non intelligunt - they condemn what they do not understand |
| damnum absque iniuria - loss without injury |
| de diem in die - from day to day |
| de duobus malis, minus est semper eligendum - of two evils, the lesser must always be chosen |
| de facto - according to fact |
| de gustibus non est disputandum - there's no accounting for tastes. |
| de iure - according to law |
| de mortuis nil nisi bonum - say nothing but good from the dead. |
| de recta non tolerandum sunt!" - no assholes will be tolerated! |
| dei gratia - by the grace of god. |
| die dulci fruere. - have a nice day |
| dies irae - the day of wrath, or judgment day |
| diis aliter visum - the gods decided otherwise. |
| diligite justitiam quid indicatis terram." - admire the law, judges of the earth. |
| divide et impera - divide and rule. |
| dixi - I have spoken |
| docendo discimus - we learn by teaching. |
| domine, dirige nos - lead us, Lord |
| domino optimo maximo to the Lord, best and greatest |
| dum vita est spes est - while there's life, there's hope |
| dura lex sed lex - the law is hard, but it is the law |
| e contrario on the contrary |
| editio princeps - first edition |
| editio vulgata common edition |
| enuone latine loquebar? - something you can say everyday: was i speaking Latin again? |
| errare humanun est - mistakes are human |
| est unusquisque faber ipsae suae fortunae - every man is the artisan of his own fortune |
| et nunc et semper - now and forever |
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et sic de similibus and so of similar things |
| etiam atque etiam again and again |
| ex aequo et bono according to what is just and good |
| ex animo - from the heart |
| ex cathedra - with authority |
| ex cathedra from the chair |
| ex mero motu out of simple impulse |
| ex more according to custom |
| ex nilhilo nihil fit - from, or out of, nothing, nothing comes; nothing begets nothing. |
| ex parte - from a part |
| ex post factoresulting - after the fact |
| ex tempore from the moment |
| exit he/she leaves |
| exitus acta probat the end justifies the means |
| experientia docet experience teaches |
| experto credite - trust the expert |
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