_Sic passim._—So everywhere. _Sic semper tyrannis._—So be it ever to tyrants. _Sic transit gloria mundi._—Thus passes away the glory of the world. _Sicut ante._—As before. _Similia similibus curantur._—Like things are cured by like. _Simplex munditiis._—Of simple elegance. _Sine die._—Without naming a day. _Sine invidiâ._—Without envy. _Sine qua non._—An indispensable requisite. _Siste, viator._—Stop, traveller. _Sobriquet._—A nickname. _Soi-disant._—Self-styled; pretended. _Soirée._—An evening party. _Souvenir._—Remembrance; a keepsake. _Spartam nactus es, hanc exorna._—You have got something good; make the most of it you can. _Spectas et spectaberis._—You will see and be seen. _Spes mea Christus._—Christ is my hope. _Spolia opima._—The richest booty. _Stans pede in uno._—Standing on one foot. _Statu quo_, or _in statu quo_.—In the same state. _Stet._—Let it stand. _Suaviter in modo, fortiter in re._—Gentle in manner, resolute in deed. _Sub judice._—Under consideration. _Sub rosâ._—Under the rose; privately. _Sub silentio._—In silence. _Subpœna._—Under a penalty: a summons to attend a court as a witness. _Succedaneum._—A substitute. _Sui generis._—Of its own kind; peculiar. _Summum bonum._—The chief good. _Supersedeas._—A writ to stay proceedings. _Super visum corporis._—Upon a view of the body. _Suppressio veri, suggestio falsi._—A suppression of the truth is the suggestion of a falsehood. _Supra._—Above. _Suum cuique._—Let every one have his own. _Table d’hôte._—An ordinary at which the master of the hotel presides. _Tabula rasa._—A smooth or blank tablet. _Tædium vitæ._—Weariness of life. _Tale quale._—Such as it is. _Tant mieux._—So much the better. _Tant pis._—So much the worse. _Tapis._—The carpet. _Tartuffe._—A nickname for a hypocritical devotee, derived from the principal character in Molière’s comedy so called. _Te judice._—You may judge. _Tempora mutantur, et nos mutamur in illis._—The times are changed, and we are changed with them. _Tempus edax rerum._—Time the devourer of all things. _Tempus fugit._—Time flies. _Tempus omnia revelat._—Time reveals all things. _Teres atque rotundus._—Smooth and round; polished and complete. _Terra firma._—Solid earth; a safe footing. _Terra incognita._—An unknown country. _Terre tenant._—A person in actual possession of the land. _Tertium quid._—A third something; a nondescript. _Tête-à-tête._—A conversation between two parties. _Tirade._—A tedious and bitter harangue. _Ton._—The fashion. _Torso._—The fragmentary trunk of a statue. _Tort._—A wrong; an injury. _Tot homines, quot sententiæ._—So many men, so many minds. _Totidem verbis._—In just so many words.