| A | B |
|---|
| carpe diem | seize the day |
| tempus fugit | time flies |
| cave canem | beware of the dog |
| caveat emptor | let the buyer beware |
| semper fidelis | always faithful |
| semper paratus | always prepared |
| sic semper tyrannis (Virginia) | thus always to tyrants |
| veni vidi vici | I came, I saw, I conquered |
| iacta alea est | the die is cast |
| etc (et cetera) | and the rest |
| et al. (et alii) | and the others |
| e.g. (exempli gratia) | for the sake of example |
| i.e. (id est) | that is |
| quid pro quo | something for something |
| nosce te ipsum | know yourself |
| festina lente | make haste slowly |
| labor omnia vincit | work conquers all |
| amor omnia vincit | love conquers all |
| persona non grata | an unwelcome person |
| errare humanum est | to err is human |
| de gustibus non disputandum est | there's no accounting for taste |
| dum spiro spero | while I breathe I hope |
| semper ubi sub ubi | always where underwear |
| terra incognita | unknown territory |
| e pluribus unum | out of many one |
| annuit coeptis | he nods at our beginnings |
| novus s(a)eclorum ordo | new order of the ages |
| veritas | truth |
| lux et veritas | light and truth |
| SPQR (Senatus Populusque Romanus) | Senate and Roman People/Senate and People of Rome |
| ad astra per aspera (Kansas) | to the stars through difficulties |
| habeas corpus | you may have the body (legal) |
| status quo | the state in which (something is in) |
| cui bono | to what good |
| mens sana in corpore sano | a sound mind in a sound body |
| per diem | per day, by the day |
| per annum | per year, by the year |
| per capita | per head, by the head (a head count) |
| cogito ergo sum | I think therefore I am |
| non sequitur | it doesn't follow |
