Top 100 Latin Expressions- Nos. 51-75 (Latin Literature Yav)

inter alia

among other things

ipso facto

by that very fact

lapsus linguae

a slip of the tongue

lit.

litteratim- letter by letter, literally

magnum opus

a great work

mea culpa

by my fault

memento mori

remember to die

mens sana in corpore sano

a sound mind in a sound body

minutiae

trifles, minor details

modus operandi

method of working

morituri te salutamus

we who are destined to die salute you

mutatis mutandis

having changed the things which must be changed

non compos mentis

not of sound mind

non sequitur

it does not follow

N.B.

nota bene- note well

op. cit.

opus citatum- the work previously cited

panem et circensus

bread and circuses

per annum

by the year, annually

per capita

by the heads

per diem

by the day, each day

per se

by itself, intrinsically

P.M.

post meridiem- after noon

post mortem

after death

P.S.

post scriptum- written afterwards

prima facie

by first appearance