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Latin 101 word

• ___ est percipi: to be is to be perceived

• ___ in re: Lat.

• ___ quam videi

• ___ quam videri (N.C. motto)

• ___ quam videri (North Carolina motto)

• ___ quam videri (North Carolina state motto)

• ___ quam videri (to be rather than to seem)

• ___ est percipi

• ___ est percipi (Berkeley principle)

• ___ est percipi (George Berkeley principle)

• ___ est percipi (old Latin motto)

• ___ quam videri, N.C. motto

• ___ Quam Videri (N.C. motto)

• ___ quam videri (North Carolina's motto)

• 'To be,' to Tiberius

• 'To be' in 105 DOWN

• A posse ad ___ (Latin for from possibility to actuality)

• Being, to Brutus

• Being to Julius Caesar

• De bene ___ (of well being)

• Emollit mores nec sinit ___ feros (motto of the University of South Carolina meaning Learning humanizes character and does not permit it to be cruel)

• In ___ (actually)

• In ___ (basically)

• In ___ (existing)

• In ___ (really)

• Sum derives from it

• To be, for Caesar

• To be, to Brutus

• To be, to Titus

• Ab ___ (absent: Lat.)

• Ab ___ (absent)

• Abstract being

• Actual being

• Actual existence

• Actuality: Lat.

• Basic Latin verb

• Basic stuff

• Basic verb, to Ovid

• Being

• Being at the Forum

• Being for Caesar or Brutus

• Being in Caesar's Rome

• Being to Brutus

• Being, for Tiberius

• Being, in ancient Rome

• Being, in Burgundy

• Being, in Latin

• Being, in old Rome

• Being, in philosophy

• Being, to a philosopher

• Being, to Aquinas

• Being, to Augustus

• Being, to Caesar

• Being, to Cato

• Being, to Claudius

• Being, to Livy

• Being, to Nero

• Being, to Ovid

• Being: Lat

• Berkeley's ___ est percipi

• Brutus's being

• Caesar's to be

• Caesar's being

• Caesar's existence

• Caesarean being

• Caesarean infinitive

• Cato's being

• Cato's existence

• Catonian infinitive

• Chimney on das Haus

• Chimney, in Bonn

• Chimney, in Cottbus

• Cicero infinitive

• Cicero's being

• Cicero's existence

• Common crossword palindrome

• Common Latin infinitive

• Common Latin verb

• Crux

• De bene ___

• De bene ___ (conditionally)

• De bene ___ (for the time being)

• De bene ___ (legal phrase)

• De bene ___ (of conditional validity)

• De bene ___ (provisionally)

• Essence

• Essential being

• Essential nature: L.

• Exist, in latin

• Existence

• Existence in Latin

• Existence in Latin class

• Existence, in philosophy

• Existence, to Antonius

• Existence, to Caesar

• Existence, to Claudius

• Existence: Lat.

• Existentialist concern

• Fin ending

• Fin finisher?

• Fin tail?

• First word in North Carolina's motto

• Forum infinitive

• Heart

• In

• In ___ (actual)

• In ___ (actually existing)

• In ___ (at heart)

• In ___ (existence)

• In ___ (existing): Lat.

• In ___ (in actual being)

• In ___ (in actuality, in Latin)

• In ___ (in actuality)

• In ___ (inherently)

• In ___ (intrinsically)

• In ___ (living)

• In ___ (truly)

• In -- (really existing)

• In___ (actually)

• Infinitive for Virgil

• Latin 'to be'

• Latin being

• Latin 101 infinitive

• Latin 101 verb

• Latin class verb

• Latin existence

• Latin for to be

• Latin I infinitive

• Latin I lesson word

• Latin I verb

• Latin I word

• Latin life

• Latin palindrome

• Livy being

• Machiavelli's to be

• Mater to be

• Mere existence

• N. Carolina motto opener

• Nature of being

• NC motto word

• Nero's being

• Nero's to be

• North Carolina motto beginning

• North Carolina motto opener

• North Carolina motto starter

• Oh, to be in ancient Rome!

• Old Roman being

• Ovid s to be

• Ovid's basic verb

• Ovid's being

• Ovid's existence

• Ovidian infinitive

• Palindromic

• Palindromic Latin 101 word

• Palindromic Latin I word

• Palindromic Latin infinitive

• Palindromic Latin verb

• Real being

• Roman being

• Roman existence

• Seneca's being

• Start of a Tarheel's motto

• Start of motto of N.C.

• Start of N.C.'s motto

• Start of North Carolina's motto

• Start of the N.C. motto

• Sum, ___, fui

• Sum, ___, fui, futurus.

• Sum, ---, fui (Latin declension of to be)

• Sum, ---, fui (Latin declension of verb to be)

• Sum, ---, fui (Latin)

• Tar Heel State motto starter

• The better part of Jesse

• They, in Rome

• They, in Trieste

• They: It.

• Those Italian lasses

• Tiberius' to be

• TO BE

• To be (Lat) (4)

• To be at the Colosseum

• To be at the Forum

• To be in ancient Rome

• To be in Latin class

• To be in old Rome

• To be in Rome

• To be to Brutus

• To be to Tacitus

• To be, according to Caesar

• To be, in Latin

• To be, in Latin 101

• To be, to Augustus

• To be, to Bibulus

• To be, to Boethius

• To be, to Caesar

• To be, to Cato

• To be, to Claudius

• To be, to Livy

• To be, to Nero

• To be, to Ovid

• To be, to Virgil

• To be: L.

• To exist, to Cato

• To live, to Livy

• Verb for Virgil

• Verb form for Virgil

• Verb from which sum is derived

• Verb of which sum is a form

• Very heart

• Vital verb for Virgil