Latin Abbreviations
Starting with phrase number 61

61. O.S.F. = Ordinis San Franciscus - Order of Saint Francis (Franciscans )
62. o.s.p. = Obiit sine prole - He died without descendants - (Expression that is used in genealogical works )
63. PD = Post Data - After the date (Compare with Post Scriptum - Used in correspondence when a comment is added on a different day )
64. PhD = Philosophiae Doctoris - Doctor of Philosophy (University Degree - highest academic degree in any field, not restricted to only philosophy )
65. PM = Post Meridiem - Past Meridian (Afternoon after 12:00 )
66. P.M. or Pont. Max. = Pontifex Maximus - Supreme Pontiff (Ecclesiastical Term - Refers to the Pope - Often )
67. PS = Post Scriptum - Written after (Compare with Post Data - Used in correspondence when a comment is added later on the same day )
68. QED = Quod erat demonstrandum - Which was to be demonstrated (Mathematical term - traditionally placed at the end of proofs )
69. QEF = Quod erat faciendum - Which was to be shown (Mathematical term - traditionally placed at the end of a solution )
70. q.G.h. = Quid Gloriam habet - Be in glory (Epitaph - Equivalent to RIP )
71. Q.S.D = Quis ut Deus? - Who is like God? (Motto of angels led by St. Michael )
72. RIP = Requiescat In Pace - Rest in Peace (Inscription on tombs, often )
73. SC = Societas Castulonensis - Castulo Mining Company (Company authorized by Rome for the exploitation of silver and lead mines Linares District (Castulo) in ancient Hispania - The SC brand has appeared in numerous coins minted in the area between I bC to I aD )
74. s.d. = Salutem Dicit - Wishing health (Salutation used by Cicero, often )
75. SI = Societatis Iesus - Society of Jesus (Jesuits - Often )
76. SMQL = Sunt Mala Quae Libas - The drinks that you offer are bad (Ecclesiastical term - Motto written on the cross of San Benito Abad )
77. s.p.d. = Salutem Pluriman Dicit - Wishing lots of health
78. SPQR = Senatus PopulusQue Romanus - The Senate and People of Rome (Often )
79. STTL = Sit Tibi Terra Levis - Let the earth rest lightly on you (Used in epitaphs, )
80. TMQF = Tene me quia fugio - Stop me, I am a fugitive (In Rome in the second century AD, they put metal collars on slaves with the owners name and this phrase )
81. Tr. mil. = Tribunus militum - Military court
82. Tr. pl. = Tribunus Plebis - Tribune of the masses (In ancient Rome this was a court made of plebs, common people )
83. V.gr. = Verbi gratia - In virtue of the word (Grammatical term - For example, similar to exempli gratia. Often )
84. VITRIOLUM = Visita interiora terrae, rectificando invenies occultam lapidem veram medicine. - Visit the interior of the earth, and adjusting find the hidden stone which is the real medicine (Referring to the philosophical stone - This phrase is often )
85. Viz. = Videlicet - Namely (Meaning, )

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