| Letters |
| __ nova |
| ___ magna |
| Roman art |
| Latin art |
| ___ Magica |
| Ovid's art |
| Rear ends? |
| -- Antiqua |
| ___ artium |
| Art of MGM? |
| River ends? |
| Terry's two |
| Skill: Lat. |
| ___ Amatoria |
| Art to Ovid |
| Cato's skill |
| Horace's art |
| Razor edges? |
| ____ poetica |
| Cato's craft |
| Augustus' art |
| MGM logo word |
| Gig implements |
| Razor's edges? |
| Skill, to Cato |
| Terrible's two |
| Trio in terror |
| '-- longa ...' |
| MGM motto word |
| __ gratia artis |
| Antiqua or nova |
| Poetica opening |
| Married couple? |
| MGM motto start |
| Duo in "Rio Rita |
| Horror has three |
| Esses' preceders |
| They follow cues |
| MGM motto opener |
| 'Error' has three |
| Arms depot: Abbr. |
| Art from Pompeii? |
| Error's threesome |
| Followers of kues |
| M-G-M motto start |
| MGM motto starter |
| Followers of cues? |
| Litterae or musica |
| Mexicans roll them |
| Reservoir borders? |
| Skill, in old Rome |
| It precedes poetica |
| Litterae or poetica |
| Twosome in "Roberta |
| Part of MGM's motto |
| ____ longa vita ... |
| Pirate interjections |
| Twosome in Tarrytown |
| Ovid's '-- Amatoria' |
| Word in the MGM logo |
| Start of MGM's motto |
| ___ nova, music style |
| Companion of scientia |
| Four in refrigerators |
| Predecessors of esses |
| Some seen in mirrors? |
| Spaniards roll theirs |
| Word in the MGM motto |
| Ammo storehouse: Abbr. |
| Munitions depot: Abbr. |
| Munitions place: Abbr. |
| Start of the MGM motto |
| Start of M-G-M's motto |
| '-- longa, vita brevis' |
| Cherry Orchard" quartet |
| Andorra has two of them |
| Antiqua or Nova lead-in |
| They're rolled in Spain |
| ___ artium (art of arts) |
| ___ artium (logic): Lat. |
| ___ Nova (musical style) |
| ''___ Poetica'' (Horace) |
| ___ Amatoria," Ovid work |
| Horace's ____ Poetica |
| Military building: Abbr. |
| Word with the M-G-M lion |
| They're rolled in Mexico |
| __ Poetica" (Horace work) |
| Paintings, e.g., in Latin |
| First word of MGM's motto |
| Aristotle's "___ Rhetorica |
| Bostonians rarely say them |
| Pirate speech disfluencies |
| Amatoria or Poetica lead-in |
| ___ antiqua (medieval music) |
| ________ gratia artis: Latin |
| Pirate's speech disfluencies |
| ___ magica (alchemist's work) |
| ___ subtilior (musical style) |
| '-- gratia artis' (MGM motto) |
| __ Antiqua: 13th-century music |
| Letters often rolled in brogue |
| They're between kues and esses |
| ___ gratia artis" (MGM's motto) |
| ___ Technica (tech news website) |
| '-- Gratia Artis' (motto of MGM) |
| ___ Technica (technology website) |
| _____ Gratis Artis" (M-G-M motto) |
| Boston-accented Harvard dropouts? |
| ___ Nova (14th-century music style) |
| Three characters in "Sister Carrie"? |
| Things often dropped in Harvard Yard? |
| ___ Technica, website with gadget news |
| _____ magna" (anagrams, appropriately) |
| Sounds you don't hear from a Bostonian |
| ___ Grammatica" (classic work on Latin) |
| _____ est celare artem" (Latin proverb) |
| ___ sine scientia nihil est" (Latin motto) |
| ___ sine scientia nihil est" (old Latin motto) |
| ___ nova (musical style of the late Middle Ages) |
| ___ Gratia Artis (motto that encircles Leo the Lion's head) |
| Sine scientia ___ nihil est" ("Without knowledge, skill is nothing") |
| ___ est celare artem" ("true art conceals the means by which it's achieved") |