Latin Phrases and Quotes
Starting with phrase number 6

6. A calvo ad calvum - From one bald-person to another (From first to last - Suetonius - attributed to Caligula)
7. A cane muto et aqua silente cave tibi - Beware of the dog that does not bark, and of silent waters
8. A capillo usque ad ungues - From the hair to the toe nails (Petronius - Satyricon 102, 3)
9. A capite ad calcem - From head to toe
10. A cappella - Chapel style (Choral signing without instruments)
11. A coelo usque ad centrum - From heaven to the centre of the Earth (Thank you: Charlotte)
12. A cohores fratres viventem in aeternum - A band of brothers who live forever (Thank you: MJB)
13. A contrariis - To the contrary (Philosophical term used in logic)
14. A contrario sensu - Contrary to reason
15. A cruce salus - Salvation from the cross
16. A cuspide corona - From the spear a crown (Honor gained by military success)
17. A Deo rex, a rege lex - From God the King, from the King the law (Motto of the absolute monarchy who thought they derived power by God)
18. A digito cognoscitur leo - The lion is known by his claw
19. A divinis - Of the divine
20. A falsitate rationati ad falsitatem rationis valet consequentia - Of deceptive consequences follows false reasoning
21. A fortiori - By force (Legal term - With greater reason)
22. A fronte praecipitium a tergo lupi - Between a cliff and wolf
23. A fructibus cognoscitur arbor - The tree is known by its fruit
24. A latere - On the side (Legal term - Denotes collateral)
25. A limine - From the threshold
26. A manu servi - With a servant hand (Used to describe the work of a ghost writer)
27. A mari usque ad mare - From Sea to Sea (Canada's motto)
28. A maximis ad minima - From the maximum to the minimum
29. A mensa et thoro - From table and bed (Legal term - separation)
30. A minima - For being too small (Legal term - Indicates that the case should go to a lower court)

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