Historical clue formulations

• "___ quam videri" (North Carolina's motto) — 2026-01-04
• To be, to Brutus — 2025-08-16
• Latin 101 infinitive — 2023-07-30
• To be, in Latin — 2023-02-14
• Latin verb that's a letter off from 9-Down — 2022-04-10
• Agere sequitur ___ ("action follows being": Lat.) — 2021-11-03
• Ab ___ (absent, in Latin) — 2021-05-07
• "___ quam videri," state motto of North Carolina — 2019-08-18
• Auctor ___ (authorize, in legalese) — 2019-03-22
• De bene ___ (legal phrase) — 2018-11-25
• Latin 101 word — 2018-11-11
• Caesar's "to be" — 2018-07-22
• To be, to Augustus — 2017-06-29
• To be, to Tacitus — 2017-01-02
• North Carolina motto opener — 2016-11-19
• Latin 101 verb — 2015-05-05
• To be, to Brutus — 2015-04-16
• In ___ (actually) — 2014-11-11
• "To be," in Latin — 2014-09-02
• Latin "to be" — 2014-05-04
• In ___ (actually) — 2014-04-29
• "To be," to Brutus — 2014-03-26
• To be in ancient times? — 2014-03-07
• To be, to Tiberius — 2013-11-19
• Being, to Claudius — 2013-08-18
• Latin 101 verb — 2013-07-28
• In ___ (existing) — 2013-06-24
• Ovidian infinitive — 2013-06-22
• De bene ___ (legal phrase) — 2013-03-31
• To be, to Brutus — 2013-03-18
• Forum being — 2012-11-03
• In ___ (actually) — 2012-08-09
• Latin 101 verb — 2012-07-05
• Latin 101 verb — 2012-03-15
• "To be," to Titus — 2011-12-13
• They, in Rome — 2011-12-02
• Ab ___ (absent: Lat.) — 2011-11-26
• To be, in old Rome — 2011-09-12
• "To be," to Brutus — 2011-07-12
• Catonian infinitive — 2011-07-09
• Latin 101 verb — 2011-04-17
• To be, to Augustus — 2011-02-13
• Latin 101 verb — 2011-02-02
• In ___ (actual) — 2011-01-27
• Latin "to be" — 2010-11-15
• "___ quam videri" (North Carolina's motto) — 2010-04-22
• Ab ___ (absent: Lat.) — 2010-03-13
• To be, to Brutus — 2009-12-22
• Latin 101 verb — 2009-10-18
• To be, to 33-Down — 2009-10-08