Crossword Clue: Verb form for Virgil
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Verb form for Virgil"
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- '-- quam videri (North Carolina's motto)'
- __ est percipi: to be is to be perceived
- "__ est percipi": to be is to be perceived
- __ quam videri: North Carolina motto
- "___ est percipi"
- ___ est percipi
- "___ est percipi" (Berkeley principle)
- "___ est percipi" (George Berkeley principle)
- "___ est percipi" (old Latin motto)
- ___ in re: Lat.
- "___ quam videre" (N.C. motto)
- ___ quam videri
- "___ Quam Videri," motto of N.C.
- "___ quam videri," N.C. motto
- "___ quam videri" (N.C. motto)
- "___ Quam Videri": N.C. motto
- ___ quam videri (N.C. motto)
- ___ quam videri (N.C.'s motto)
- "___ quam videri" (North Carolina motto)
- ___ quam videri (North Carolina motto)
- "___ quam videri" (North Carolina state motto)
- ___ quam videri (North Carolina state motto)
- "___ quam videri" (North Carolina's motto)
- ___ quam videri (North Carolina's motto)
- "___ quam videri," state motto of North Carolina
- ___ quam videri (to be rather than to seem)
- "___ quam videri"
- Anagram for sees
- Basic Latin infinitive
- Basic Latin verb
- Basic nature
- ____ quam videi
- ____ quam videri (North Carolina motto)
- Basic verb for Vergilius
- Basic verb for Virgil
- Basic verb, to Ovid
- Ab __: absent
- Ab ___ (absent: Lat.)
- Ab ___ (absent)
- Being.
- Being at the Forum
- Being, at the Forum
- Being for Caesar or Brutus
- Being, for Tiberius
- Being, in ancient Rome
- Being, in Caesar's Rome
- Being, in Latin
- Being, in old Rome
- Being, in philosophy
- Being, in Rome
- Being: L.
- Being (Lat.)
- Being: Lat.
- Being: Latin.
- Being: Latin
- Being (Latin)
- Being of old Rome
- Being, Roman style
- Being, to a philosopher
- Being, to Aquinas
- Being, to Augustus
- Being, to Britannicus
- ''Being,'' to Brutus
- Being to Brutus
- Being, to Brutus
- Being, to Caesar
- Being, to Calpurnia
- Being, to Cato
- Being, to Cicero
- Being, to Claudius
- "Being" to Julius Caesar
- Being, to Livy
- Being, to Nero
- Being, to Ovid
- Being
- Abstract being
- Berkeley's ___ est percipi
- Between sum and fui
- Actual being: Lat.
- Actual being
- Actual existence
- Auctor ___ (authorize, in legalese)
- Familiar Latin verb
- De bene __: literally, of well-being
- De bene __: provisionally
- De bene ___
- De bene ___ (conditionally)
- De bene ___ (for the time being)
- De bene ___ (legal phrase)
- De bene ___ (of conditional validity)
- De bene ___ (provisionally)
- De bene ___(conditionally)
- De bene --- (for the time being)
- Common crossword palindrome
- Common Latin verb
- Common Latin word
- Homophone for essay
- Brutus' being
- Brutus's being
- Fin ending?
- Fin finisher?
- "Emollit mores nec sinit ___ feros" (motto of the University of South Carolina meaning "Learning humanizes character and does not permit it to be cruel")
- Chimney, in Bonn
- Chimney, in Cottbus
- Chimney, in Cottbuss
- Chimney, in Köln
- Chimney on das Haus
- Cicero's existence
- Cicero's "to be"
- First word in North Carolina's motto
- First word of N. C. motto
- First word of N.C.'s motto
- First word of North Carolina's motto.
- First word of North Carolina's motto
- Caesarean being
- Caesarean infinitive
- Caesar's being
- Caesar's existence
- Caesar's "to be"
- Caesar's ''to be''
- Essence
- Essential being
- Essential nature: L.
- In __: actual
- ''In __'' (actually)
- In __: actually
- In __: existing
- ''In __'' (existing)
- In __: living
- In __: truly
- In ___
- In ___ (actual)
- In ___ (actually)
- In ___ (actually existing)
- "In ___" (actually)
- In ___ (at heart)
- In ___ (existence)
- In ___ (existing)
- In ___ (in actuality, in Latin)
- In ___ (in actuality)
- In ___ (inherently)
- In ___ (intrinsically)
- In ___ (Latin "actually")
- In ___ (living)
- In ___ (really)
- In ___ (truly)
- In ____ (actually)
- In _____ (actually)
- In ________, actually
- In --- (actually)
- In --- (in actuality)
- In ---- (living)
- In -- (really existing)
- In -- (really)
- Exist, in latin
- Exist: Lat.
- Existence in Latin class
- Existence in Latin
- Existence, in philosophy
- Existence: Lat.
- Existence: Latin.
- Existence (Latin)
- Existence, to Aquinas
- Existence, to Caesar
- Existence, to Claudius
- Existence
- Existentialist concern
- Forum being
- Forum infinitive
- Catonian infinitive
- Cato's being
- Cato's existence
- Cato's "to be"
- The better part of Jesse
- Verb for Virgil
- Verb form for Virgil
- Verb from which "sum" is derived
- Verb of which "sum" is a form
- Ovidian infinitive
- Ovid's basic verb
- Ovid's being
- Ovid's existence
- Roman "being"
- Roman being
- Roman existence
- 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.
- Sum, ___, fui
- Sum, ___, . . .
- Sum derives from it
- Sum is a form of it
- True nature
- Old Roman being
- Livy's 'to be'
- Nature of being
- NC motto word
- Real being
- Latin 101 infinitive
- Latin 101 palindrome
- Latin 101 verb form
- Latin 101 verb
- Latin 101 word
- Latin ancestor of "essence"
- Latin ''being''
- Latin being
- Latin-class word
- Latin conjugation word
- Latin existence
- Latin for "to be"
- Latin for ''to be''
- Latin I infinitive
- Latin I lesson word
- Latin I verb
- Latin I word
- Latin infinitive
- Latin life
- Latin start for Hamlet's soliloquy
- Latin 'to be'
- Latin "to be"
- Latin verb
- Nero's "being"
- Nero's 'to be'
- Nero's "to be"
- North Carolina motto beginning
- North Carolina motto opener
- North Carolina motto starter
- Makes sense center?
- Sum's infinitive
- Southend-on-Sea's county
- Word in N. C. motto
- Word in philosophy
- They, in Italy
- They, in Rome
- They, in Trieste
- They: It.
- Tiberius' "to be"
- Tar Heel State motto starter
- Start of a Tarheel's motto
- Start of motto of N.C.
- Start of N.C.'s motto
- Start of North Carolina's motto
- Start of Tarheel's motto
- Start of the N.C. motto
- TO BE
- To be at the Colosseum
- "To be," for Brutus
- To be, for Caesar
- "To be," for Caesar
- To be, in ancient Rome
- To be in ancient times?
- To be, in Latin 101
- "To be," in Latin
- 'To be,' in Latin
- "To be" in Latin
- To be, in Latin class
- To be, in Latin
- To be, in old Rome
- To be, in Roma
- To be, in Rome
- To be: L.
- To be: Lat.
- To be: Latin.
- To be: Latin
- To be, to Augustus
- To be, to Balbus
- To be, to Bestius
- To be, to Bibulus
- To be, to Boethius
- To be, to Bonifacius
- "To be," to Brutus
- To be to Brutus
- To be, to Brutus
- "To be," to Caesar
- To be, to Caesar
- To be, to Cato
- To be, to Cicero
- "To be," to Cicero
- To be, to Claudius
- To be, to Livy
- To be, to Nero
- To be, to Ovid
- To be, to Pliny
- To be to Tacitus
- To be, to Tacitus
- ''To be,'' to Tiberius
- 'To be,' to Tiberius
- To be, to Tiberius
- To be, to Trajan
- To be, to Virgil
- To exist, to Cato
- To exist, to Ennius
- To exist, to Severus
- To live, to Livy
- To live, to Ovid
- Seneca's being
Recent Usage of Verb form for Virgil in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Verb form for Virgil" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Verb form for Virgil in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Universal Crossword - March 6, 2007
- Universal Crossword - Oct. 22, 2002
- Universal Crossword - Jan. 28, 2001
- Universal Crossword - Jan. 15, 2001
- Universal Crossword - Jan. 15, 2000
- USA Today Archive - Nov. 13, 1996
- New York Times - April 10, 1986
