Abbreviations Used in Apostolic Rescripts
- Absoluo. – Absolutio ("Absolution")
- Alr. – Aliter ("Otherwise")
- Applica. – Apostolica ("Apostolic")
- Appatis. – Approbatis ("Having been approved")
- Archiepus. – Archiepiscopus ("Archbishop")
- Aucte. – Auctoritate ("By the Authority")
- Canice. – Canonice ("Canonically")
- Card. – Cardinalis ("Cardinal")
- Cens. – Censuris ("Censures" – abl. or dat. case)
- Circumpeone. – Circumspectione ("Circumspection" – abl. case)
- Coione. – Communione ("Communion" – abl. case)
- Confeone. – Confessione ("Confession" – abl. case)
- Consciae. – Conscientiae ("Of conscience")
- Constbus – Constitutionibus ("Constitutions" – abl. or dat. case)
- Discreoni. – Discretioni ("To the Discretion")
- Dispensao. – Dispensatio ("Dispensation")
- Dnus – Dominus ("Lord", "Sir", or "Mr.")
- Ecclae. – Ecclesiae ("Of the Church")
- Ecclis. – Ecclesiasticis ("Ecclesiastical")
- Effum. – Effectum ("Effect")
- Epus. – Episcopus ("Bishop")
- Excoe. – Excommunicatione ("Excommunication" – abl. case)
- Exit. – Existit ("Exists")
- Fr. – Frater ("Brother")
- Frum. – Fratrum ("Of the Brothers")
- Gnalis – Generalis ("General")
- Humil. – Humiliter ("Humbly")
- Humoi. – Hujusmodi ("Of this kind")
- Igr. – Igitur ("Therefore")
- Infraptum. – Infrascriptum ("Written below")
- Intropta. – Introscripta ("Written within")
- Irregulte. – Irregularitate ("Irregularity" – abl. case)
- Lia. – Licentia ("License")
- Litma. – Legitima ("Lawful")
- Lre. – Litterae ("Letters")
- Lte. – Licite ("Lawfully", or "licitly")
- Magro. – Magistro ("Master" – dat. or abl. case)
- Mir. – Misericorditer ("Mercifully")
- Miraone. – Miseratione ("Pity" – abl. case)
- Mrimonium. – Matrimonium ("Matrimony")
- Nultus. – Nullatenus ("Nowise")
- Ordinaoni. – Ordinationi ("Ordination" – dat. case)
- Ordio. – Ordinario ("Ordinary" – dat. or abl. case)
- Pbr. – Presbyter ("Priest")
- Penia. – Poenitentia ("Penance", or "repentance")
- Peniaria. – Poenitentiaria ("Penitentiary"; i.e. Bureau of the Apostolic Penitentiary)
- Pntium. – Praesentium ("Of those present", or, "Of this present writing")
- Poe. – Posse ("To be able", or, "The ability to do a thing")
- Pontus. – Pontificatus ("Pontificate")
- PP. – Papa ("Pope")
- Pr. – Pater ("Father")
- Pror. – Procurator
- Ptur. – Praefertur ("Is preferred", or, "Is brought forward")
- Ptus. – Praefatus ("Aforesaid")
- Qd. – Quod ("Because", "That", or, "Which")
- Qmlbt. – Quomodolibet ("In any manner whatsoever")
- Qtnus. – Quatenus ("Insofar as")
- Relione. – Religione ("Religion", or, "Religious Order" – abl. case)
- Rlari. – Regulari ("Regular")
- Roma. – Romana ("Roman")
- Salri. – Salutari ("Salutary")
- Snia. – Sententia ("Opinion")
- Sntae., Stae. – Sanctae ("Holy", or, "Saints" – feminine)
- Spealer. – Specialiter ("Specially")
- Spualibus – Spiritualibus ("In spiritual matters")
- Supplioni. – Supplicationibus ("Supplication" – dat. or abl. case)
- Thia, Theolia. – Theologia ("Theology")
- Tli. Tituli – ("Titles")
- Tm. – Tantum ("So much", or, "Only")
- Tn. – Tamen ("Nevertheless")
- Venebli – Venerabili ("Venerable")
- Vrae. – Vestrae ("Your")
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