| List ender |
| And more" = |
| And others. |
| Among others |
| Inclusive term |
| List shortener |
| Latin catchall |
| Catchall phrase |
| Latin list-ender |
| And others (Lat) |
| Roster shortener |
| End of some lists |
| And others, to Ovid |
| Bibliography phrase |
| Latin list extender |
| More of such people |
| Phrase of inclusion |
| And others, in Latin |
| And others, to Pliny |
| Bibliographer's term |
| And others, to Antony |
| Bibliography notation |
| And others, to Cicero |
| Name dropper's phrase |
| The rest, in a citing |
| And additional parties |
| Bibliographic catchall |
| Bibliographical phrase |
| And others, in old Rome |
| Bibliography space saver |
| And others, in footnotes |
| And others, in citations |
| And others, in the Forum |
| Bibliographer's catchall |
| And others, in a footnote |
| Brutus, Cicero and others |
| Latin phrase of inclusion |
| And others, in other words |
| And others," in a citation |
| And others, in ancient Rome |
| Bibliographer's space saver |
| And others, in bibliographies |
| And others," in a bibliography |
| Latin phrase at the end of a list |
| Phrase seen after a list of people |
| Usually abbreviated bibliography phrase |
| Just two names will suffice," in citations |