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Incarnatus 164
Incarnatus [L], a part of the Nicene Creed, containing the words Et
incarnatus est de Spiritu Sancto, ex Maria Virgine, "and was incarnate
by the Holy Ghost of the Virgin Mary."
incartade [Fr], a brusque and wanton affront; insult; outburst; also,
prank; folly; extravagance.
in casa [It], at home.
incessu patuit dea [L], by her gait the goddess was revealed: Virgil.
in Christi nomine [L], in Christ's name.
incidís in Scyllam cupiens vitare Charybdim [L], you fall prey to Scylla
in trying to avoid Charybdis.
incipit [L], here begins (book, poem, etc.).
in commendam [L], in trust for a time: said of the tenure of a benefice
in the absence of a regular incumbent: eccl. law.
inconnu [Fr; fern, inconnue], unknown; specif., a large food fish (Stenodus
mackenziet) of Alaska and N. W. Canada.
incordamento [It], tension of the strings of a musical instrument.
incredulus odi [L], being skeptical, I detest it: Horace.
incroyable [Fr], incredible; also, a dandy, esp. of the time of the French
Directory.
in cruce spero [L], I hope in the Cross.
incudi reddere [L], to return to the anvil (i.e., to revise or retouch):
Horace.
in cumulo [L], in a heap.
in curia [LL], in open court.
in custodia legis [L], in the custody of the law.
inde irae et lacrimae [L], hence this anger and these tears: Juvenal.
in Deo speravi [L], in God have I trusted.
in deposito [L], on deposit; as a pledge.
Index Expurgatorius [L], a list of books from which condemned passages
must be expunged before the books may be read by Catholics: R.C.Ch.
Index Librorum Prohibitorum [L], a catalogue of prohibited books:
R.C.Ch.
index rerum [L], an index of matters (or subjects); reference notebook.
index verborum [L], an index of words.
indicium [L; pi. indicia], indicating mark or sign; indication; symptom.
indictum sit [L], be it unsaid.
in diem vivere [L], to live for the day; live from hand to mouth.
indignante invidia florebit iustus [L], the just man will flourish in spite
of envy.
indio [Sp], an Indian; American Indian.
in disparte [It], aside; apart; secretly.
indocilis pauperiem pati [L], one who cannot learn to endure poverty:
Horace.
in dubio [L], in doubt; undetermined.
induna [Zulu], leader of an impi: South Africa.