adaequatio rei et intellectus
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"the intellect (of the knower) must be adequate to the thing (known)";
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anicca
(Language: Pali)
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impermanence.
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asvarga
(Language: Sanskrit)
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literally, "non-heavenly"; worldly
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circa factibilia
(Language: Latin)
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"about things made."
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Cogito ergo Est
(Language: Latin)
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"I think, therefore Thou (God) art."
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Cogito ergo sum
(Language: Latin)
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"I think therefore I am";
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correction du savoir-penser
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"correctness of thinking"
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crede ut intelligas
(Language: Latin)
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"believe in order to understand."
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Deus absconditus
(Language: Latin)
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the hidden or transcendent God.
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Deus ex machina
(Language: Latin)
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"god from a machine"
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dharma
(Language: Sanskrit)
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Truth, Reality, cosmic law, righteousness, virtue.
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docere, delectare, flectere
(Language: Latin)
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to teach, to delight, and to move.
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docta ignorantia
(Language: Latin)
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"learned ignorance"
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dukkha
(Language: Sanskrit)
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desire, thirst, craving.
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duo sunt in homine
(Language: Latin)
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"there are two (natures) in man,"
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entasis
(Language: Latin)
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a slight convexity in an upright shaft.
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ex nihilo fit
(Language: Latin)
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made or created out of nothing.
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factibile
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a work of art, i.e., what the artist creates.
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Fons vitae
(Language: Latin)
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the fountain of Life.
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forma humanitatis
(Language: Latin)
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literally, the "form of humanity"; complete human nature.
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integritas sive perfectio
(Language: Latin)
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integrity (accuracy) and perfection.
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intellige ut credas
(Language: Latin)
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"understand in order to believe."
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karma-yogin
(alternate spellings: karma-yogi)
(Language: Sanskrit)
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poet, seer, sage.
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kavi
(Language: Sanskrit)
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poet, seer, sage.
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krama-mukti
(Language: Sanskrit)
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gradual, or deferred, liberation
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laborare est orare
(Language: Latin)
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"work is prayer."
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le symbolisme qui cherche
(Language: French)
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a symbolism that is seeking.
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le symbolisme qui sait
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a symbolism that knows
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Lex aeterna
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Eternal law; cf. dharma.
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lex naturalis
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natural law.
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Maya in divinis
(Language: Sanskrit)
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Literally, "illusion (from the Sanskrit māyā) within or among divine things (from the Latin in divinis."
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moksha
(alternate spellings: moksa)
(Language: Sanskrit)
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liberation from the round of birth and death (samsāra)
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mors janua vitae
(Language: Latin)
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"death is the gate to life."
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Mutatis mutandis
(Language: Latin)
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more or less literally, "with necessary changes being made" or "with necessary changes being taken into consideration"
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ouk on Theos
(Language: Greek)
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"the God who is not."
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per artem et ex voluntate
(Language: Latin)
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"by his craft (skill) and his will."
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probare, delectare, movere
(Language: Latin)
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to recommend, to love, to move.
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rationem artis
(Language: Latin)
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the meaning of art.
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secundum rectam rationem artis
(Language: Latin)
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according to the correct understanding of art.
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secundum rem
(Language: Latin)
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according to the thing itself.
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sophia perennis
(Language: Greek)
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"Perennial Wisdom"; the eternal, non-formal Truth at the heart of all orthodox religious traditions.
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splendor Veritatis
(Language: Latin)
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splendor of the True.
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sub rationem dicendi sive intelligendi
(Language: Latin)
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according to the reasons (understanding) taught and understood.
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sub specie aeternitatis
(Language: Latin)
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under the aspect of eternity.
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Summum Bonum
(Language: Latin)
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the Highest or Supreme Good.
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vox populi vox Dei
(Language: Latin)
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"the voice of the people is the voice of God."
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werden was du bist
(Language: German)
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"become what you are."
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