The document defines 10 Latin phrases: 1) Momento mori refers to objects meant to remind people of mortality. 2) Non compos mentis means out of one's mind. 3) A non sequitur is a statement that does not logically follow from the previous statement. 4) Nota bene is used to call attention to something important. 5) A pater familias is the head of the family, usually the man. 6) Pax vobiscum means peace be with you. 7) Per annum means annually. 8) A persona non grata is an unwelcome or unacceptable person. 9) Post meridiem refers to the period from noon until midnight.

1. Latin #7
Test: November 1

2. 1. Momento mori
An object,
such as a
skull, intended
to remind us
that death will
come to us all.

3. 2. Non compos mentis
(comp-us)
Out of one’s mind.

4. 3. Non sequitur
A statement
that does
not logically
follow what
was said
before.
We were talking about the new restaurant
when she threw in some non sequitur about
her cat.

5. 4. Nota bene: n.b.
(Nota beanie)
Used to call attention to
something important.

6. 5. Pater familias
Man who is the head
of the family.

7. 6. Pax vobiscum
Peace be with you.

8. 7. Per annum
Annually.

10. 9. Persona non grata
(grata rhymes with that)
Unwelcome/unacceptable person.

11. 10. Post meridiem: p.m.
Noon until midnight.