pay attention to this, nota bene, all of these, note well

"ad astra per aspera"

to the stars through difficulties

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P.S.
per sheet
per summary
after sleep
after writing
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et. al.
et autem
et alii
et aliquando
et artem
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persona non grata
rude person
people cannot enter free
ungrateful person
unwelcome person
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a mari usque ad mare
From sea to sea
Canada goes to the sea
from Mary to the Sea
5
N.B.
pay attention to this
nota bene
all of these
note well
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A.D.
ad dominum
After death
ante diem
anno domini
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Art for the sake of art
ars gratia artis
artes, scientia, veritas
ave maris stella
fiat lux
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cum grano salis
both
neither
pay little attention to it
with a grain of salt
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Always ready
A mari usque ad mare
eureka
semper paratus
Semper Fidelis
10
novus ordo seclorum
new century
new lands
New order of the ages
new government
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Modern-day references to "Crossing the Rubicon" refer to Caesar crossing the border into Italy
do or die
"alea iacta est"
no turning back
all of these
12
cogito ergo sum
try to think
I am always thinking
I am a thinker
I think, therefore I am
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Saints vs. Cowboys
verto
verum
versus
verus
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"Always Faithful"
semper in periculis
fortuna fortibus favet
semper paratus
semper fidelis
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"ad astra per aspera"
to the stars through difficulties
neither of these
both of these
to the stars with hope
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E pluribus unum
one of many
out of many we are one
we are number one
one too many
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morituri sumus te salutamus = we who are about to die, salute you
Roman soldiers
Captives of Roman Army
Gladiators
Slaves
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"in camera" is a Latin legal term
in the room
in the judges chambers
all of these
privacy, no media
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Fiat Lux
See the light
Let there be light
Make Light
There will be light
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MENS ET MANU
Engineering and Math
Mind and Hand
Mind and Body
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Rx
All of these
A command to take
Take This!
Recipe
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per cent
per centimeter
each century
per century
per hundred
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Gloria in excelsis deo
Glory to God in the highest
in the highest there is only one God
God is glorious
God is glory
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Who said, "alea iacta est"
Cicero
Virgil
Julius Caesar
Vitruvius
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"in hoc signo vinces" at Battle of Milvian Bridge in Rome (Maxentius vs. Constantine)
signal this for victory
sign this to win
in this sign you will win
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Labor omnia vincit
All for One, One for All
Work Conquers All
None of these
All Work to Win
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Author "De Rerum Natura" (On Nature of Things) from which we get "de nihilo nihil"
Cicero
Horace
Lucretius
Cato
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Excelsior
both of these
Texas Motto
The BEST
neither of these
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"esse quam videri"
to be or not to be
to seem rather than to be
to be rather than to seem
I see what you are
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Ex luna, scientia
Knowledge of the Moon
Science of the Moon
Science out of the moon
From the Moon, Knowledge
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ad nauseam
always sick
to my nose
vomiting
to the point of disgust
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Who said "Dum vita est, spes est"
Martial
Augustus
Pliny the Younger
Cicero
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In "De Bello Gallico", Iulius Caesar scripsit, "homines libenter quod volunt credunt"
men always believe
men are free to believe
men believe what they want to
let us trust most men
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Who wrote "Carpe Diem"
Virgil
Ovid
Seneca
Horace
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Veritas Vos Liberabit
freedom is in liberty
truth is free for all
none of these
The truth will set you free
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Ipsa scientia potestas est
science is power
powerful men are scientists
knowledge itself is power
to know is to believe
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"Artes, Scientia, Veritas"
Art vs. Science
Art, Knowledge, Truth
Art, Science, Power
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in flagrante delicto is a legal phrase meaning
the accused
caught in the act
guilty
accused of arson

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