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Question		Answer
a. start learning		anno (in year)
a.a. start learning		ad acta (leave in the file)
a.ae.n. start learning		ante aeram nostram (before our era)
a.Ch.n. start learning		ante Christum natum (begofre the birth of Christ)
a.c. start learning		anno currente (in the current year)
A.D. start learning		Anno Domini
add. start learning		addidit (added)
adn. start learning		adnotatio (a note)
ad.us. ext. start learning		ad usum externum (for external use)
ad.us. int. start learning		ad usum internum (for internal use)
aet., aetat. start learning		aetatis (age)
a.u.c. start learning		ad urbe condita (since the foundation of Rome)
bibl. start learning		bibliotheca (library)
ca start learning		circa (approximately)
cap. start learning		caput (chapter)
cf. start learning		confer (compare)
c.t. start learning		cum tempore (with a delay allowed)
d. start learning		die (on the day)
del. start learning		deletum (broken)
dr u. i. start learning		doctor utriusque iuris (Doctor of both laws – civil and cannon)
D.V. start learning		Deo volente (out of God’s will)
e.c. start learning		exempli causa (for example)
e.g. start learning		exempli gratia (for example)
e.s.p. start learning		et sic porro (and so on)
e. seq. start learning		et sequentes (subsequently)
et seqq. start learning		et sequentia (and moreover)
f. start learning		filius (son)
f. start learning		fecit (did/achieved)
f. start learning		fiat (let it be)
fi. fac. start learning		fieri facias (make it happen)
h.t. start learning		hoc tempore (at present)
ib. = ibid start learning		ibidem (in the same place)
id. start learning		idem (the same – about the author)
i.e. start learning		id est (that is)
inv. start learning		invenit (found)
i.q. start learning		idem quod (the same)
it. start learning		item (also)
l. start learning		liber (volume)
l. start learning		libra (pound)
lac. start learning		lacuna (gap)
l.c. start learning		liber citatus (quoted book)
l.c. start learning		loco citato (in the quoted place)
l.l.d. start learning		legum doctor
l.l.m. start learning		legum magister
lim. start learning		limes (order)
l.s. start learning		locus sigilli (place for the seal)
m. start learning		mense (in the month)
m.a. start learning		magister artium (academic degree)
marg. start learning		margo (margine)
m.m. start learning		manu (with one’s hand)
mem. start learning		memento (remember)
m.pr. start learning		manu propria (with one’s own hand)
n. = nep. start learning		nepos (grandchild)
n.b. start learning		nota bene (remember well)
ne. con. start learning		nemine contradicente (when there is no objection)
n.l. start learning		non liquet (it is not clear)
n.n. start learning		nomen nescio (of no name or a family name)
ob. start learning		obiit (died)
ob. s. p. start learning		obiit sine prole (died without a descendant)
off. start learning		offusum (unclear)
om. start learning		omittit (omits)
op. cit. start learning		opere citato (in the quoted part)
op. l. start learning		opere laudato (in the quoted work)
o. s. c. start learning		opus supra cetera (perfect work)
p. start learning		pagina (page)
pp. start learning		paginae (pages)
p.a. start learning		per annum (annually)
per pro. start learning		per procura (on authority)
p.m. start learning		post meridiem (in the afternoon)
p.m. start learning		post mortem (after death)
p.p.s. start learning		post postscriptum
p.s. start learning		post scriptum
p.p. start learning		praetemissis praetemittendis (after leaving out of what ought to have been left out)
pr.a. start learning		pro anno (annually)
praef. start learning		praefatio (preface)
p.t. start learning		pleno titulo (with a full title)
q.e.d. start learning		quod erat demonstrandum (what sold hale been proved)
q.l. start learning		quantumlibet (as one wishes)
q.p. start learning		quantum placet (as one pleases)
q.v. start learning		quantum vis (as much as one wants)
rec. start learning		recensuit (assessed)
s. start learning		saeculum (age)
s.a. start learning		sine anno (without a year indicated)
sc = scil. start learning		scilicet (that is,)
s.f. start learning		sub finem (at the end)
s.m.p start learning		sine mascula prole (without a male descendant)
s.p.s. start learning		sine prole superstite (without a living descendant)
s.o. start learning		sine obligo (without an obligation)
sq. start learning		sequens (next line)
sqq. start learning		sequentes (subsequent)
s.t. start learning		sine tempore (punctually)
s.v. start learning		sub voce (under the name)
sup. start learning		supra (above)
sus. per. coll. start learning		suspensus per collum (hanged by neck)
t.t. start learning		toto titulo (with a full title)
u.i. start learning		ut infra (as below)
u.s. start learning		ut sequitur (as further stated)
v. start learning		versus (line)
v. start learning		verte (turn the page)
v. start learning		vide (look at)
v.g. start learning		verbi gratia (as an example)
v.l. start learning		varia lectio (different understand of a text)
v.s. start learning		veteris styli (in the old style)
v.s.p. start learning		verte, si placet (please, turn the page)

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