A.D. Anno Domini
(in the year of the Lord)
A.M. ante meridiem
(before noon)
etc. et cetera
(and so forth)
e.g. exempli
gratia (for the sake of an example, or, for example)
i.e. id est
(that is)
N.B. Nota
Bene (note well)
op. cit. opus
citandum (work cited before)
P.M. post
meridiem (after noon)
P.S. post
scriptum (post script or literally, written after)
pro tem pro
tempore (for a time, temporarily)
Q.E.D. quod
erat demonstrandum (that which was demonstrated)
SPQR Senatus Populusque
Romanus (the Roman Senate and People)
vs. versus against
c, ca circa (about)
ibid ibidem (in
the same place)
cf confer (compare)
Abbreviation
List
You
need to know some Latin abbreviations that the Magistra will use in
this course. Make vocabulary cards of the following. Put the abbreviation
on one side of a small card (half of a 3X5 card will do), and put
the English definition on the other side. You can carry these around
with you and go over them when you are bored or waiting for someone
or on a trip, etc.
Complete
the 
intro-06