Latin Phrases 2

Can you name the common Latin phrases that have these English translations?

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Last updated: October 16, 2012

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Hint	Answer
And other things	Et cetera
To have the body	Habeas Corpus
Know thyself	Temet Nosce
That continues forever	Ad Aeternum
Which had to be shown	Quod erat demonstrandum
Those who are about to die salute you	Morituri te salutant
After the text	Post Scriptum
By teaching we learn	Docendo discimus
Blank slate	Tabula rasa
For the sake of honor	Honoris causa
To err is human	Errare humanum est

Hint	Answer
Formerly. Preceding an event.	a priori
Out of many, one	Et pluribus unum
God from a machine	Deus ex machina
Let there be light	Fiat Lux
In glass	In vitro
Sorrow itself	Lorem ipsum
A sound mind in a sound body	Mens sana in corpore sano
Method of operation	Modus operandi
Rest in peace	Requiescat in pace
Reduce to the absurd	Reductio ad absurdum
Without wich there's not	Sine qua non

Quizmaster

Level ∞

Oct 13, 2012

Nice quiz. Isn't "e pluribus unum" the more common form?

lifemare

Level 16

Oct 13, 2012

my bad.

Baltimorean

Level 71

Nov 26, 2012

You mean without which. Also, I think te morituri salutamus ought to be acceptable; that's the way I learned it.

lifemare

Level 16

Nov 30, 2012

"Morituri te salutamus" is accepted. Your version is not correct

Sifhraven

Level 67

Jan 18, 2019

wich is still wrong

Nathaniel

Level 57

May 21, 2019

Actually, the quote should be "deus e machina", for e/ex is only ex when it is followed by a vowel (like a/an in English). Ergo not even people who are cited billions of times know how to use Latin. q.e.d.