IL FAUT DE L'ARGENT (Fr.), money is necessary.

IL FAUT LAVER SON LINGE SALE EN FAMILLE (Fr.), one should wash one's foul

linen within the family, in private, at home.

ILIAS MALORUM (L.), an Iliad of woes.

ILLE CRUCEM SCELERIS PRETIUM TULIT, HIC DIADEMA (L.), that man got a cross,

this man a crown, as the price of his crime.

ILLE TERRARUM MIHI PRÆTER OMNES ANGULUS RIDET (L.), that corner of the

earth to me smiles sweetest of all.

ILLUSTRISSIMO (It.), most illustrious.

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