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judex damnarur cum nocens absolvetur ( L )
the judge is blamed when a guilty man is acquired I
jure divino ( L ) By divine law I
jure hiimano ( L ) by man made law
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labour ipse vohiptas ( L ) Labour itself is pleasure I
Fallegro ( L ) The cheerful man I
I’apsus calnmi ( L ) A slip of the pen C^C^tC'5 ^ i
Fapsus licgiise ( L ) A slip of the tongue '6r»it^i ??«fi I
H’apsus mer^'iriJE ( L ) A sliji of the memory I
lingua frar.2'..; ( It ) any mixed jargon
locum tece'."5 ( L ) A deputy or substifiie
locus standi ( L ) A place for standing,
a right io interfere fff%,
lusus natura; ( L ) A freak of nature Cifirlf^, caf^1 »
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magni nomiais umbra ( L ) The mere shadow of a mighty name i
magnum bonum ( L j a great good
mala fide ( L ) Trccherously ■^f^j I
caulgre non ( Fr ) In spite of us
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yjLi2»iirse ( ) A morning performance
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mea culpa ( L ) By my own fault car? I
melee ( Fr ) A confused scuffle |
mco periculo ( L ) At my own risk f ? I
modus operand! ( L } mode of opeiation c^ri I
modus vivendi ( L ) mode of living I
monsieur ( Fr ) Sir, Mr. — pi. messieurs I
more majorum ( L ) After the mannei of our ancestors •
inotu propreo ( L ) Of his own accord
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niutatis mutandis ( L ) with necessary chan- ges >TTi!»l9Tf^ I
mutuus consensus ( L ) Mutual consent
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ne cede malts ( L ) yield not to misfortune
necessitas non habet legem ( L ) Necessity has no law I
nem con ( L ) Without opposition r«i5»i 'ewr^ t
ne plus ultra (L ) Nothing further C^fF Fit I
ne siitor ultra crepidam ( L ) Let not tlu: cobbler go beyond his last
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n'hil ad rem ( L ) Nothing to the point ^3!^^ lUW sfFF I
nU admirari ( L ) To admire nothing
nil desperandum (L ) never despair
nisi Domlnus frostra ( L ) Unless the Lord favours everything is vain
