Ad quem

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AD QUEM. A Latin expression which signifies to which, in the computation of time or distance, as the day ad quem. The last day of the term, is always computed. See A quo.

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A quo Terminus ad quem Voyage			During this period the criteria used were people's 'minimum needs' whether subsistence or 'social participatory' and these criteria were used for the last time in 1965, the terminus ad quem of this study. Poverty in Britain, 1900-1965 by Contemporary Review The terminus ad quem allows one to determine the nature of the effect of the Council of Trent on the book trade, a subject to which Vogel devotes only a few pages (150-55). Kulturtransfer in der fruhen Neuzeit: die Vorwarte der Lyaner Drucke ... by PABEL, HILMAR M. / Renaissance Quarterly While the origin of this new kind of Catholic is presented with all the free grain of historical detail, the terminus ad quem is left deliberately and suggestively vague: however I understand him to imply that the type prevailed down to a time within living memory, but that it no longer does so. "Poor, Sinning Folk." Confession and Conscience in ... by McCuaig, William / Renaissance Quarterly			Actus non reum facit actus reus acuity aculeatus acumen acuminate acute acuteness ad administrationem pertimens ad aerarium pertinens ad captandum Ad damnum ad damnum clause Ad diem ad hoc Ad Hominem ad hominem confugere ad infinitum Ad inquirendum ad interim Ad largum Ad Litem ad persuadendum accommodatus Ad proximum antecedens fiat relatio ad pugnam provocare Ad quem ad rem ad rem spectare Ad sectam ad sententiam ad seriatim ad tempus ad tempus advenire Ad terminum qui preteriit Ad tunc et ibidem ad vadimonium non venire ad valorem ad vanum Ad vitam aut culpam adage adamant Adams, John Adams, John Quincy adapertus adapt adapt to adaptability adaptable adaptable to change adaptation adapted			ad libitum feeding ad libitum feeding Ad Libitur Ad litem Ad litem Ad loc ad loc. Ad Locum - At the Place Ad mail Ad Majorem Adonai Gloriam Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam Ad Majorem Satanae Gloriam ad nauseam ad nauseam ad nauseam Ad nauseum Ad nauseum Ad nausium Ad nausium Ad network Ad Operations Interactive Ad persona Ad persona Ad personam Ad personam ad persuadendum accommodatus AD POND OM Ad Pondus Omnium Ad proximum antecedens fiat relatio ad pugnam provocare Ad quem ad referendum Ad Reinhardt ad rem ad rem ad rem spectare Ad respondendum ad rotation Ad Sanctam Beati Petri Sedem Ad Sanctam Beati Petri Sedem AD SAT ad sat. Ad Saturatum Ad sectam Ad sectam ad seg ad sententiam Ad seriatim Ad seriatim Ad server Ad Services Test Battery Ad serving Ad Sextam ad tempus ad tempus advenire Ad terminum qui preteriit Ad Tertiam Ad Tertiam Ad tunc et ibidem ad us. ext.

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