| A quarter of Paris | 18 |
| Word after pig or before Quarter | 32 |
| Mass communication? | 19 |
| Caesar's tongue | 19 |
| Cicero's tongue | 19 |
| Cato's tongue | 17 |
| Caesar's language | 21 |
| ___ America | 11 |
| Mass language | 13 |
| Livy's tongue | 17 |
| Language for the masses? | 24 |
| Forum talk | 10 |
| "E pluribus unum," e.g. | 33 |
| Tiberius' tongue | 20 |
| Status quo language? | 20 |
| Pig __ | 6 |
| Language of ancient Rome | 24 |
| Language for the masses | 23 |
| Exempli gratia, e.g. | 20 |
| ''E pluribus unum,'' e.g. | 41 |
| Virgil's tongue | 19 |
| Quarter of Paris | 16 |
| Livy's language | 19 |
| Legal language | 14 |
| Forum language | 14 |
| "Aeneid" language | 27 |
| What Mr. Chips taught | 21 |
| Vulgate's language | 22 |
| The talk of the Forum? | 22 |
| Terence's tongue | 20 |
| South American | 14 |
| Source of much legalese | 23 |
| Quarter preceder | 16 |
| Quarter in Paris | 16 |
| Paris Quarter | 13 |
| One of the Americas | 19 |
| Nero's native tongue | 24 |
| Many mottoes are written in it | 30 |
| Language of many a motto | 24 |
| Language of Lucretius | 21 |
| Language course | 15 |
| Forum talk was in it | 20 |
| Desi Arnaz, e.g. | 16 |
| Classical tongue | 16 |
| Classical language | 18 |
| Classic subject | 15 |
| Classic language | 16 |
| Catholic Church language | 24 |
| Caesar spoke it | 15 |
| ___ Quarter | 11 |
| Word with lover or America | 26 |
| Word with ''America'' or ''lover'' | 66 |
| What Seneca spoke | 17 |
| What Forum addresses were in | 28 |
| What Caesar spoke | 17 |
| Vulgar language? | 16 |
| Trajan's tongue | 19 |
| Tongue of Tiberius | 18 |
| Tiberius's tongue | 21 |
| The Vatican's language | 26 |
| The tongue of Tiberius | 22 |
| Taxonomy language | 17 |
| Tacitus's tongue | 20 |
| Speech in the Forum | 19 |
| Sine qua non e.g. | 18 |
| Seneca's tongue | 19 |
| Root of many of our words | 25 |
| Root of all Romance languages | 29 |
| Romance languages ancestor | 26 |
| Roman language | 14 |
| Quorum's origin | 19 |
| Quo vadis for example | 22 |
| Quarter type in Paris | 21 |
| Quarter of fame | 15 |
| Pig language? | 13 |
| Parisian quarter | 16 |
| Parent of romance languages | 27 |
| One-time mass communication medium? | 35 |
| Nero's tongue | 17 |
| Mr. Chips's class in "Goodbye, Mr. Chips" | 55 |
| Mass communication medium? | 26 |
| Lucan's tongue | 18 |
| Low, Vulgar or Late | 19 |
| Like the samba and salsa | 24 |
| Like salsa music | 16 |
| Like most South Americans | 25 |
| Like many inscriptions | 22 |
| Like many abbreviated terms in footnotes | 40 |
| Like Cugat's rhythm | 23 |
| Like about half of American states' mottos | 46 |
| Like "E pluribus unum" | 32 |
| Language of the masses, once | 28 |
| Language of the masses no longer | 32 |
| Language of science | 19 |
| Language of many courtroom phrases | 34 |
| Language of law | 15 |
| Language of Cicero | 18 |
| Language for legal terminology | 30 |
| Kind of mass | 12 |
| Kind of Grammy awards | 21 |