Mag′-na char′-ta (kar′-ta). _The great charter of England_
Me-men′-to mo′-ri. _Remember death_
Me′-um and tu′-um. _Mine and thine_
Mul-tum in par′-vo. _Much in a little_
Ne plus ul′-tra. _Greatest extent_
No′-lens vo′-lens. _Willing or not_
Non com′-pos _or_ Non com′-pos men′-tis. _Out of one´s senses_
O tem′-po-ra, O mo′-res. _O the times, O the manners_
Om-nes. _All_
O′-nus. _Burden_
Pas′-sim. _Every where_
Per se. _Alone, or by itself_
Pro bo′-no pub′-li-co. _For the public benefit_
Pro and con. _For and against_
Pro for′-ma. _For form’s sake_
Pro hac vi′-ce. _For this time_
Pro re na′-ta. _For the occasion_
Pro tem′-po-re. _For the time_
Quis sep-er-a-bit. _Who shall separate us?_
Quo an-i-mo. _Intention_
Quon′-dam. _Former_
Re-qui-es′-cat in pa′-ce. _May he rest in peace_
Re-sur′-gam. _I shall rise again_
Rex. _King_
Scan′-da-lum mag-na-tum. _Great scandal_
Sem′-per e-a′-dem, or sem′-per i′-dem. _Always the same_
Se-ri-a-tim. _In regular order_
Si′-ne di′-e. _Without naming a day_
Si′-ne qua non. _Indispensably requisite_
Su′-i gen-e-ris. _Unparalleled_
Sum′-mum bo′-num. _Greatest good_