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ex post – from after
ex post facto – from a thing done afterward
post aut propter – after it or by means of it
post cibum (p.c.) – after food
post coitum – After sex
post coitum omne animal triste est sive gallus et mulier – After sexual intercourse every animal is sad, except the cock (rooster) and the woman
post festum – after the feast
post hoc ergo propter hoc – after this, therefore because of this
post meridiem (p.m.) – after midday
post mortem (pm) – after death

addo – add, bring, cause, inspire, join, place, to give
castrum – castle, fort, fortified encampment, fortress, station
colloco – arrange, put, to place, to station
condo – build, erect, establish, place, to store
constituo – appoint, cause to stand, decide, establish, found, place, post, set, set up, settle, station, to arrange, to establish, to fix, to set up
impono – cheat, deceive, embark, set, stow, to lay in, to place
loco – allot, grant, hire, position, put, to assign, to place
locus – location, place, situation, spot
officium – duty, job, obligation, office, position, post, responsibility, service
paro – buy, furnish, get ready, put, set, supply, to prepare

pocius – preferrably, rather
podagra – gout
polenta – barley groats, pearl barley
polus – heavens, pole
pomum – apple, fruit
pono – place, post, put, set, station, to lay
poposco – 28, 69, cap, Herimann, see posco
populatio – devastation, population, wasting
populi – people
populus – crowd, host, laity, multitude, nation, people, populace, popular, the people

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