Latin Phrases and Quotes
Starting with phrase number 57

Ab antiquo - From a long time ago
Ab Apostolis approbata - Approved by the apostles (Ecclesiastical term)
Ab esse ad posse valet consequentia - As a consequence of the reality, it is a possibility (Philosophical term - Since it is real, it is possible)
Ab exordio generis humani - Since the beginning of the human race
Ab exordio mundi - Since the beginning of the world
Ab exordio vitae - Since the beginning of life
Ab homine quaesivi quis esset - Asked the man, who he was
Ab Imis Fundamentis - From my deepest roots (About restoration or reconstruction)
Ab imis unguibus usque ad verticem summum - From the bottom of the toenail to the highest part of the body (Cicero - Pro Q Roscio Comoedo, 20)
Ab immemorabilis - From when there was no memory

Ab imo pectore - From my chest (Julius Caesar - Frankly - From my heart)
Ab initio - From the beginning
Ab insomne custodita dracone - Protected by a sleepless dragon
Ab integro - By whole
Ab intestato - Having made no will (Legal term)
Ab intra - From within
Ab Iove principium - Start with the most important (Virgil - Aeneid VII - Iove [Jove] is Jupiter, the father of all Roman Gods)
Ab ipso ferro - From the same iron (Fray Luis de Leon's motto)
Ab irato - By anger (Legal term - Something which is invalidated, because it was done with unreasonable anger)
Ab Ordine Libertas - From order comes freedom (Colombia's motto)
Ab ore ad aurem - From mouth to ear (whispering a secret into someone's ear)
Ab origine - From origin
Ab ovo - Since the egg (Horace - Ars poetica - Refers to the egg of Leek from which hatched Helen of Troy)
Ab ovo usque ad mala - From the egg to the apple (Horace - Satire - From appetizer to dessert - From start to finish - From soup to nuts)
Ab uno disce omnes - From one learn all (Virgil - Aeneid II )

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Latin Phrases and QuotesStarting with phrase number 57