Crossword Clue: '-- quam videri (North Carolina's motto)'

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• "___ est percipi" (Berkeley principle)
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• Anagram for sees
• Basic Latin infinitive
• Basic Latin verb
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• Basic verb for Vergilius
• Basic verb for Virgil
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• Being.
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• Familiar Latin verb
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• Common crossword palindrome
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• The better part of Jesse
• Verb for Virgil
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• Verb from which "sum" is derived
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• Ovidian infinitive
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• Roman "being"
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• Palindromic Latin 101 word
• Palindromic Latin infinitive
• Palindromic Latin verb
• Vital verb for Virgil
• Quiddity, in a way
• Oh, to be in ancient Rome!
• Sum, ___, fui . . .
• Sum ___ fui . . .
• Sum, ___, fui, futurus.
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• True nature
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• NC motto word
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• Latin 101 infinitive
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• Latin ancestor of "essence"
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• Latin I infinitive
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• North Carolina motto beginning
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• Makes sense center?
• Sum's infinitive
• Southend-on-Sea's county
• Word in N. C. motto
• Word in philosophy
• They, in Italy
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• They, in Trieste
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• Tiberius' "to be"
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• TO BE
• To be at the Colosseum
• "To be," for Brutus
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• To be in ancient times?
• To be, in Latin 101
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• To be, to Cato
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• "To be," to Cicero
• To be, to Claudius
• To be, to Livy
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• To be, to Trajan
• To be, to Virgil
• To exist, to Cato
• To exist, to Ennius
• To exist, to Severus
• To live, to Livy
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• Seneca's being

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