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sic transit gloria mundi
- so passes away the glory of the world.

~JAS

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ipso facto
- by the fact or the act itself.

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vice versa
- the order being changed; conversely.

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persona non grata
- an unacceptable person.

~JAS

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et cetera
- (etc.) additional unspecified things

~JAS

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magna cum laude
- with great praise.

~JAS

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non compos mentis
- not of sound mind.

~JAS

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ultima Thule
- utmost limit. The northern-most part of the habitable world was called Thule by the ancient Greeks.

~JAS

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modus vivendi
- manner of living; a temporary arrangement of affairs until disputed matters can be resolved.

~JAS

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memento mori
- remember that you must die.

~JAS

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post meridiem
- after noon (P.M.)

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in toto
- on the whole, completely.

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mea culpa
- my fault. I am to blame.

~JAS

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post scriptum
- written after, the familiar (P.S.)

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ex libris
- from the library of; used for bookplates.

~JAS

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summa cum laude
- with highest praise.

~JAS

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modus operandi
- manner of operating (M.O.)

~JAS

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id est

- that is. The familiar (i.e.) meaning to explain in more detail.

~JAS

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status quo
- the state in which, or existing conditions.

~JAS

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non sequitur
- it does not follow. A remark having nothing to do with the conversation taking place.

~JAS