1. ANNO DOMINI In the year of our Lord
A.D
ANNO DOMINI
In the year of our Lord

2. ANTE MERIDIAN Before the meridian (morning)
a.m
ANTE MERIDIAN
Before the meridian
(morning)

3. c.
CIRCA
Around
(usually used for dates where the exact year is uncertain)

4. e.g. EXEMPLI GRATIA The supplied example For example
used to provide examples

5. Etc. ET CETERA And others
Usually used in a list where the writer does not want to list every option

6. Ibid. IBIDEM The same place
Used in a footnote to refer to the work mentioned in the immediately preceding footnote.

7. NOTA BENE Note well Observe carefully
N.B.
NOTA BENE
Note well
Observe carefully

8. ID EST It is That is to say, namely
i.e.
ID EST
It is
That is to say, namely

9. Non seq. NON SEQUITUR It does not follow
Used when a statement does not logically follow the preceding statement

10. p.m. POST MERIDIAN After (past) the prime meridian
P.m. indicates afternoon and evening

11. PRO TEMPORE For the time being temporary

12. P.S. POST SCRIPTUM After the writing
An addendum to a piece of writing, normally an epistle

13. VIDELICET It is allowed to see That is to say, namely
viz
VIDELICET
It is allowed to see
That is to say, namely