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Radix malorum est cupiditas
the root of evils is desire

Rara avis
rare bird (very rare bird)

Rari nantes in gurgite vasto
Rare survivors in the immense sea

Ratio decidendi
reasoning for decision

Ratio legis
Reasoning for law

Ratione personae
by reason of his/her person

Ratione soli
by account of the ground

Ratum et consummatum
confirmed and completed

Ratum tantum
confirmed only

Re
[in] the matter of

Rebus sic stantibus
with matters standing thus

Recte et fortiter
upright and Strong

Recte et fideliter
Upright and faithful

Reduction ad absurdum
leading back to the absurd

Reduction ad Hitlerum
leading back to Hitler

Reduction ad infinitum
leading back ot the infinite

Regem ego comitem me comes regem
you made me a Count, I will make you a King

Regnat populous
the people rule

Regressus ad uterum
return to the womb

Rem acu tetigisti
You have touched the point with a needle

Repetita iuvant
repeating does good

Repetition est mater studiorum
repetition is the mother of study/learning

Requiem aeternam
eternal rest

Requiescat in pace
let him/her rest in peace

Rerum cognoscere causas
to learn the causes of things

Res firma mitescere nescit
a film resolve does not know how to weaken

Res gestae
things done

Res ipsa loquitur
the thing speaks for itself

Res judicata
judged thing

Res, non verba
Actions speak louder than words
or
Deeds not words

Res nullius
nobodys property

Res publica
Pertaining to the state or public

Respice adspice prospice
look behind, look here, look ahead

Respice finem
look back at the end

Respondeat superior
let the superior respond

Restitution ad integrum
restoration to original condition

Resurgam
I shall arise

Retine vim istam, falsa enim dicam, si coges
Restrain your strength, for if you compel me I will tell lies

Rex regum fidelum et
king even of faithful kings

Rigor mortis
stiffness of death

Risum teneatis amici?
Can you help laughing, friends?

Risus abundant in ore stultorum
laughter is abundant in the mouth of fools

Roma invicta
Unconquerable Rome

Roma locuta, causa finite
rome has spoken the case is closed

Rorate coeli
drop down ye heavens

Rosa rubicundior, lilio candidior, omnibus formosior, semper in te glorior
redder than the rose, whiter than the lilies, fairer than all things, I do ever gloy in thee

Rosam quae meruit ferat
She who has earned the rose may bear it

Rus in urbe
a countryside in the city

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