_Toties quoties._—As often as. _Toto cœlo._—By the whole heavens; diametrically opposite. _Toto corde._—With the whole heart. _Toujours prêt._—Always ready. _Tour à tour._—By turns. _Tout bien ou rien._—The whole or nothing. _Tout ensemble._—The whole. _Tria juncta in uno._—Three united in one. _Tu quoque, Brute!_—And thou too, Brutus! _Tuebor._—I will defend. _Tutto è buono che vien da Dio._—All is good which comes from God. _Tuum est._—It is your own. _Ubi jus incertum, ibi jus nullum._—Where the law is uncertain, there is no law. _Ubi libertas, ibi patria._—Where liberty dwells, there is my country. _Ubi supra._—Where above mentioned. _Ultima ratio regum._—The last argument of kings; military weapons; war. _Ultima Thule._—The utmost boundary or limit. _Ultimatum._—A final answer or decision. _Un bel esprit._—A wit; a virtuoso. _Un sot à triple étage._—An egregious blockhead. _Unâ voce._—With one voice; unanimously. _Unique._—Singular; the only one of its kind. _Usque ad nauseam._—To disgust. _Usus loquendi._—Usage in speaking. _Ut infra._—As below. _Uti possidetis._—As you possess; state of present possession. _Utile dulci._—Utility with pleasure. _Vade-mecum._—Go with me; a constant companion. _Væ victis._—Woe to the vanquished! _Vale._—Farewell. _Valet-de-chambre._—A servant who assists his master in dressing. _Variæ lectiones._—Various readings. _Veluti in speculum._—As in a mirror. _Venditioni exponas._—That you expose to sale; writ of execution. _Veni, vidi, vici._—I came, I saw, I conquered. _Venire._—To come; a writ to a sheriff directing him to summon jurors. _Venue._—The place from which the jury are drawn. _Verbatim et literatim._—Word for word and letter for letter. _Verbum sat sapienti._—A word is enough for a wise man. _Verdad es verde._—Truth is green. _Veritas vincit._—Truth conquers. _Versus._—Against; toward. _Vertu_, _Virtù_.—Virtue; taste; art; skill. _Veto._—I forbid. _Vi et armis._—By force and arms. _Viâ._—By the way of. _Via media._—A middle course. _Vice._—In the room of. _Vice versâ._—The terms being exchanged; reversely. _Vide._—See. _Vide et crede._—See and believe. _Vide ut supra._—See as above. _Videlicet._—To wit, namely. _Videttes._—Sentinels on horseback. _Vignette._—A name given to slight engravings with which books, bank-notes, &c. are ornamented. _Vincit amor patriæ._—Love of country prevails. _Vinculum matrimonii._—The bond of marriage. _Virtuoso._—One skilled in matters of taste or art. _Virtute officii._—By virtue of office. _Vis inertiæ._—Inert power; the tendency of every body to remain at rest. _Vis medicatrix naturæ._—The healing tendency of nature.