Common Latin Phrases - Revision history

PaulaMarmor: Compact index, minor formatting

2018-02-28T21:02:46Z

Compact index, minor formatting

ColinGreenstreet at 12:35, May 25, 2014

2014-05-25T12:35:05Z

Jillwilcox at 20:01, April 4, 2014

2014-04-04T20:01:24Z

Richardblakemore: As far as I know the interpretations I have added are correct!

2012-12-05T21:04:58Z

As far as I know the interpretations I have added are correct!

Davidpashley at 10:16, September 24, 2012

2012-09-24T10:16:34Z

Davidpashley: vizt posted by David Pashley 24 Sept 2012

2012-09-24T10:15:42Z

vizt posted by David Pashley 24 Sept 2012

ColinGreenstreet at 06:51, September 3, 2012

2012-09-03T06:51:25Z

ColinGreenstreet at 06:51, September 3, 2012

2012-09-03T06:51:16Z

ColinGreenstreet at 06:48, September 3, 2012

2012-09-03T06:48:59Z

ColinGreenstreet at 06:48, September 3, 2012

2012-09-03T06:48:33Z

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 '''We have some classically trained project team members, including David Pashley, who studied classics at Cambridge.  They may react with horror at Colin Greenstreet's school boy latin below.  He last studied latin in the 3rd form of secondary school in 1972.  A great opportunity for the younger project associates who have studied or are studying Latin to add to the Latin pharases below and to correct any obvious mistranscriptions by Colin (who is basically a decent palaeographer, but who recognises he has his limits)'''
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-"Vizt'' ("viz" in modern English) = videlicet = namely ("as followeth vizt" in HCA 13/73 f.230r P1130619)
+'''Vizt''' ("viz" in modern English) = videlicet = namely ("as followeth vizt" in HCA 13/73 f.230r P1130619)

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	This page provides a dictionary of common latin phrases taken from mid-C17th High Court of Admiralty documents. For additional help this link is useful if you scroll down it has a list of latin words, it is based on Medieval latin. [ http://archives.nd.edu/latgramm.htm]		This page provides a dictionary of common latin phrases taken from mid-C17th High Court of Admiralty documents. For additional help this link is useful if you scroll down it has a list of latin words, it is based on Medieval latin. [ http://archives.nd.edu/latgramm.htm]
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−	MarineLives project members are encouraged to add to the terms listed and to add short illustrative snippets from sample transcriptions available at [[MRP: Admiralty court cases\|Admiralty Court Cases]]. The appropriate HCA reference, together with folio number, if available, should be noted in brackets after the snippet.

	'''We have some classically trained project team members, including David Pashley, who studied classics at Cambridge. They may react with horror at Colin Greenstreet's school boy latin below. He last studied latin in the 3rd form of secondary school in 1972. A great opportunity for the younger project associates who have studied or are studying Latin to add to the Latin pharases below and to correct any obvious mistranscriptions by Colin (who is basically a decent palaeographer, but who recognises he has his limits)'''		'''We have some classically trained project team members, including David Pashley, who studied classics at Cambridge. They may react with horror at Colin Greenstreet's school boy latin below. He last studied latin in the 3rd form of secondary school in 1972. A great opportunity for the younger project associates who have studied or are studying Latin to add to the Latin pharases below and to correct any obvious mistranscriptions by Colin (who is basically a decent palaeographer, but who recognises he has his limits)'''

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 '''Allegate''' ("the said shipp the ''Lady frigot'' with her lading allegate" (HCA 13/73))
 '''Annex''' ("Ad 3:nd et 4:nd arles et schedule annex deponit et dictit" (HCA 13/64 f.22v))
-'''Arlate'''
+'''Arlate''' (abbreviation of 'articulate', as in 'aforesaid' or 'mentioned in the articles', 'the ship articulate')
 '''Arlum'''
 '''At interr con:ny di:ny at de gXXX'''
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-'''Deponit''' ("deponit et dictit" (HCA 13/64 f.23r))
+'''Deponit''' ("deponit et dictit" (HCA 13/64 f.23r)) (a stock phrase meaning 'deposes and says' - sometimes appears in English equivalent, 'saieth and deposeth')
 '''Dicit'''
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-'''Et alr nescit'''
+'''Et alr nescit''' (Et alias[?] nescit - 'and otherwise does not know')
-'''Et alr nescit deponere'''
+'''Et alr nescit deponere''' ('and otherwise does not know [what] to depose')
 '''Et alr referendo'''
 '''Et fiat ut supra'''
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 '''Rendet'''
-'''Rendent''' ("this Rendent")
+'''Rendent''' ("this Rendent", abbreviation of 'Respondent')
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−	"Vizt" ("viz" in modern English) = videlicet = namely ("as followeth vizt" in HCA 13/73 f.230r P1130619)	+	"Vizt'' ("viz" in modern English) = videlicet = namely ("as followeth vizt" in HCA 13/73 f.230r P1130619)

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	'''Ultims''' ("Ad ultims predeposta" (HCA 13/64 f.22v))		'''Ultims''' ("Ad ultims predeposta" (HCA 13/64 f.22v))
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		+	"Vizt" ("viz" in modern English) = videlicet = namely ("as followeth vizt" in HCA 13/73 f.230r P1130619)

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-'''Mercator'''
+'''Mercator''' (= merchant)
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	MarineLives project members are encouraged to add to the terms listed and to add short illustrative snippets from sample transcriptions available at [[MRP: Admiralty court cases\|Admiralty Court Cases]]. The appropriate HCA reference, together with folio number, if available, should be noted in brackets after the snippet.		MarineLives project members are encouraged to add to the terms listed and to add short illustrative snippets from sample transcriptions available at [[MRP: Admiralty court cases\|Admiralty Court Cases]]. The appropriate HCA reference, together with folio number, if available, should be noted in brackets after the snippet.

−	'''We have some classically trained project team members, including David Pashley, who studied classics at Cambridge. They may react with horror at Colin Greenstreet's school boy latin below. He last studied latin in the 3rd form of secondary school in 1972. A great opportunity for the younger project associates who have studied or are studying Latin to add to the Latin pharases below and to correct any obvious mistranscriptions by Colin (who is basically a decent palaeographer, but who recognises he has his limits'''	+	'''We have some classically trained project team members, including David Pashley, who studied classics at Cambridge. They may react with horror at Colin Greenstreet's school boy latin below. He last studied latin in the 3rd form of secondary school in 1972. A great opportunity for the younger project associates who have studied or are studying Latin to add to the Latin pharases below and to correct any obvious mistranscriptions by Colin (who is basically a decent palaeographer, but who recognises he has his limits)'''

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	MarineLives project members are encouraged to add to the terms listed and to add short illustrative snippets from sample transcriptions available at [[MRP: Admiralty court cases\|Admiralty Court Cases]]. The appropriate HCA reference, together with folio number, if available, should be noted in brackets after the snippet.		MarineLives project members are encouraged to add to the terms listed and to add short illustrative snippets from sample transcriptions available at [[MRP: Admiralty court cases\|Admiralty Court Cases]]. The appropriate HCA reference, together with folio number, if available, should be noted in brackets after the snippet.
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		+	'''We have some classically trained project team members, including David Pashley, who studied classics at Cambridge. They may react with horror at Colin Greenstreet's school boy latin below. He last studied latin in the 3rd form of secondary school in 1972. A great opportunity for the younger project associates who have studied or are studying Latin to add to the Latin pharases below and to correct any obvious mistranscriptions by Colin (who is basically a decent palaeographer, but who recognises he has his limits'''