| E fructu arbor cognoscitur.
The tree can be recognized by its fruits. Emeritus
Honorary by merit, refers to professors who have retired. E pluribus unum
Out of many, one. The motto of the United States. Errare humanum est.
To err is human. (Seneca) Esse est percipi.
To be is to be percieved. (Bishop Berkeley) Esto perpetua.
Let it be everlasting (perpetual). Et ipsa scientia potestas est.
And knowledge itself, is power. (Francis Bacon) Ex ante.
Before the event, beforehand. Ex cathedra.
From the pulpit, refers to anyone who when speaking, assumes authority or is arrogant. Exempli gratia.
For the sake of example, for example. Abbreviated as e.g. Exeunt.
They exit. In a written play, this tells the actors to leave the stage. Exeunt omnes.
They all leave. Ex nihilo nihil fit.
Nothing comes from nothing. (Lucretius) Ex oriente lux.
Light comes from the east. Exegi monumentum aere perennius.
I have built a monument more durable than bronze. (Horace, of his poetry). Exitus acta probat.
The results justify the deed; i.e., the ends justify the means. Experto credite.
Believe me, for I have experienced it. (Vergil) |