Latin Phrases and Quotes
Starting with phrase number 397

397. Anno Domini - In the year of Our Lord (Used to count time after the birth of Jesus Christ - Basis of the Western calendar abbreviated as AD)
398. Anno Hegirae - Year of the escape (Basis of the Islamic calendar, the year of the flight of Muhammad from Mecca to Medina in 622 - Abbreviated as AH)
399. Anno mundi - Year of the world (Basis of the Jewish calendar - Many dates have been calculated, but the most accepted by Jewish scholars is 3761 BC abbreviated as AM)
400. Anno Regi - Year of the King (Abbreviated as AR)
401. Anno regni - Year of his/her reign
402. Anno salutis - In the year of the Salvation (Same as: Common Era, Anno aerae vulgaris, Anno Christi, and Anno Domini - Used to count time after the birth of Jesus Christ - Basis of the Western calendar)
403. Anno trecentessimo altero quam condita Roma erat - The year 302 after the founding of Rome (Livy - Book III)
404. Annorum vinum, socius vetus et vetus aurum - Old wine, old friend and old gold (The virtue of old age)
405. Annuit Coeptis - Gives nod to our endeavor (God approves the work we started - Motto above the all-seeing eye and pyramid in the back of a dollar bill)
406. Annum iam tertium et vicesimum regnat - He has now been reigning twenty-three years (Cicero, Orations)
407. Annus horribilis - Horrible Year (Compare with Annus mirabilis)
408. Annus internationalis Familiae - International year of the Famil
409. Annus mirabilis - Extraordinary Year (Compare with Annus horribilis)
410. Annus patum refrescurum lacuna est - Refreshment for the duck's ass the lake is ( Thank you: josaba )
411. Ante bellum - Before War (Period of increasing tension that leads to a war)
412. Ante Christum - Before Christ (To count years before the birth of Jesus Christ - abbreviated as AC )
413. Ante diem - Days before (To refer to dates - abbreviated as a.d.)
414. Ante lucem - Before daybreak
415. Ante Meridiem - Before Meridian (Meridian = noon, midday - Morning, before 12:00 PM Abbreviated as AM)
416. Ante mortem - Before Death
417. Ante omnia, fratres carissimi, diligatur deus, deinde et proximus, quia ista sunt praecepta principaliter nobis data — Before all else, dearest brothers, let God be loved, and then your neighbor, because these are the chief commandments which have been given to us (Saint Agustine - Rule used by his followers)
418. Ante portam latinam - Before the Latin door (Ecclesiastical term - motto of the roman church Johannes ante portam latinam)
419. Ante scientia, sapientia - Before knowlege, wisdom (Motto. Knowledge is worth nothing without wisdom. Wisdom is more important than knowledge)
420. Ante tempus - Before tim
421. Apertio aurium - Opening of the ears (Ecclesiastical term - Rite to be held on Wednesday of the Fourth Week of Lent. Openining of the ears because for the first time heard about sacred texts in St. Peter's Basilica)

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