Latin Phrases and Quotes
Starting with phrase number 1897

1897. Inter nos - Among us
1898. Inter partes - Among the parties involved (Legal term)
1899. Inter poculis - Between cups (Drinking)
1900. Inter prandenbum sit saepe parumque bibendum - While you eat, you should drink often and in small quantities
1901. Inter vivos - Among the living
1902. Interdictio aquae et ignis - Deprivation of water and fire
1903. Interior autem influxus gratiae non est ab aliquo nisi a solo Christo, cuius humanitas ex hoc quod est divinitati coniuncta habet virtutem iustificandi - The outpouring of grace in us all, belongs only to Christ and this sanctifying causality results in the intimate union in Christ and between divinity and humanity (Aquinas, III, Q. 8, a.6)
1904. Interior intimo meo et superior summo meo - Higher than my highest and more inward than my innermost self ("The Lord is closer to us than we are to ourselves" Benedict XVI)
1905. Interposita persona - An intermediary (Legal term - Sometimes refers to a front man used to disguise an unlawful transaction )
1906. Interpretatio germanica - Interpretation of the Germans
1907. Interpretatio graeca - Interpretation of the Greek
1908. Interpretatio largo sensu - Interpreted in general (Legal term - as opposed to strictu sensu)
1909. Interpretatio romana - Interpretation of the Romans
1910. Interpretatio stricto sensu - Interpreted strictly (Legal term - as opposed to largo sensu)
1911. Intra muros - Within the wall
1912. Introibo ad altare dei - Enter the altar of god (Ecclesiastical term)
1913. Intuitu pecuniae - In response to money (Legal term)
1914. Intuitu personae - In consideration of the person (Legal term)
1915. Intus Nero, foris Cato - Inside a Nero, outside a Cato (There is a difference between what the man appears to be, and who he really is)
1916. Inventa lege, inventa fraude - Made law, made the trap
1917. Inveterata consuetudo et opinio iuris seu necessitatis - Inveterate habit and the opinion or necessity of law (Legal term - Usually - Unwritten Laws and behavior that follows people constantly: conviction of those people that such behavior is mandatory)
1918. Invidia festos dies non agit - Envy does not take days off, or does not save the holidays
1919. Invita Minerva - Despite Minerva
1920. Invito domino - Against the will of the owner (Legal term)
1921. Invitus nemo rem cogitur defendere - Nobody will be forced to defend the object (Legal term - Domitius Ulpianus - Digest 50,17,156 - )

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