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- Miles custodiam captivorum habebat. The soldier had guard duty over the captives.
- Custodes virum spectabant. The guards were watching the man.
- Daemonia introierunt in porcos et grex ruit in mare. The demons rushed into the swine, and the whole flock dashed into the sea.
- Damna magna in urbe sunt post bellum. There were great losses in the city as a result of the war.
- Debitor pecuniam non habet. The debtor has no money.
- Oremus Deum ut nobis debita nostra dimittat. Let us pray to God, that He forgive us our sins.
- Delicia peccati mala est. Delight in sin is wicked.
- Deprecationes populorum ad Dominum procedunt. The prayers of the nations ascend to the Lord.
- Et statim spiritus expellit eum in desertum. And immediately after, the spirit drove him out into the desert.
- Desiderium pecuniae hominem delebit. Desire for money will destroy the man.
- Detrimentum impedimentorum calamitas erat. The loss of our baggage was a disaster.
- Sine Deo aminus non potest bonus esse. Without God, the soul cannot be good.
- Dextera Dei potentiam magnam habet. The right hand of God has great power.
- Diabolus in inferno vivit. The devil lives in hell.
- Dies pro sacrificio pervenit. The day appointed for the sacrifice arrived.
- Quinque digiti in manu sunt. There are five fingers on the hand.
- Caesar dignitatem magnam habet. Caesar has much dignity.
- Dei dilectio hominum est bona. God's love for men is good.
- Ubi sunt multi discipuli? Where are there many students?
- Divinitas deorum Romanorum est falsa. The divinity of the Roman gods is false.