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| Sumptus censum ne superet. |
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| Let not your spending exceed your income (i.e. Live within your means). -Martial |
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| Quaero, Quaerere, Quaesivi, Quaesitum. |
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| Eagerly seeking to obtain things, wealth, or information. |
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1. A prolonged inquiry or questioning, especially a harsh investigation on religious or political issues.
2.The special court of the Roman Catholic church in the middle ages to combat, suppress, and punish heresy.
(Although this was mainly Catholic, a Protestant version developed in the 15th century to combat the Catholic Dogma. John Calvin (of Geneva) was especially harsh in these Protestant inquisitions.) |
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| Complaining, irritable, peevish |
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| To be able, to have strength |
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1. An electric generator.
2. An extremely forceful, energetic, or hardworking person. |
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1. A succession of rulers from the same family group or line.
2. A succession of influential people linked by familial, political, social, or cultural association. |
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| Mitto, Mittere, Misi, Missum |
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| Death, or the end of existence or operation of something. |
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| A person sent on a special mission. |
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1. A proposition offered as basis for argument.
2. In logic, each of the first two propositions in a syllogism.
(Can also mean "a building and its grounds.") |
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| Mereo, Merere, Merui, Meritum |
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| To earn, to deserve, to merit |
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1. Attention-getting in a vulgar way; tawdry or tacky.
2. Insincere; based on pretense or deception. |
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| Praiseworthy; deserving reward or esteem. |
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| To make repeated and insistent demands or requests. |
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| A person (or animal) taking advantage of any chance to achieve an end in a forceful or self-serving way. |
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| Sumo, Sumere, Sumpsi, Sumptum |
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1. Arrogance; excessive self-assurance; unbecoming boldness.
2. Grounds for belief; assumption or supposition.
(Not necessarily based on logical reasoning-it could be whim and be entirely wrong. A premise is designed to undergo tests to determine truth and accuracy. |
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| To place in a larger category or under a general heading or principle. |
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| Pertaining to or regulating expenditure, often for religious or moral reasons, usually relating to clothing or food. |
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