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CHRONOLOGICAL SEQUENCE:

Latin:	English:	Latin:	English:	Latin:	English:
CITO	quickly	ANTE	before	NUNC	now
COTIDIE	daily	POST	later	TUNC	then
HODIE	today	DIU	for a long time	STATIM	immediately
POSTRIDIE	yesterday	OLIM	once	PRIMO	at first
HERI	yesterdie	NUPER	recently	PRIUS	earlier
CRAS	tomorrow	(N)UMQUAM	(n)ever	INTERDUM	at times
		QUANDO?	when?	SUBITO	suddenly, immediately

LOGICAL SEQUENCE / ORDER:

Latin:	English:	Latin:	English:
SEMEL	once	SIC	thus. so
BIS	twice	ITA	thus, so
OLIM	once upon a time	MOX	in due course, presently, soon
IAM	now	USQUE	as far as
TUM	then, thereupon	SICUT	just as
PRIMUM	first	ITA... UT	so ... that
ITERUM	again, meanwhile	TAM...QUAM	as ..... as
ETIAM	also	QUAM + superlative	as _______as possible
ANTEA	earlier	SUPRA	above
CONTRA	on the other hand	INFRA	below
DEIN(DE)	next, then	ITAQUE	and so
INDE	thence, thereupon	ERGO	so therefore
DENIQUE	finally	IMPRIMIS	in the first place
POSTREMO	last of all	INTEREA	meanwhile
SAEPE	often	QUOQUE	also, too
SEMPER	always	QUOTIENSCUMQUE	as often as, as many times as
TANDEM	finally, at last	CUR	why?
IDENTIDEM	likewise	QUARE	why?
EQUIDEM	indeed, in fact

PLACE:

Latin:	English:	Latin:	English:
UBI ?	where ?	QUA ?	at which place? where?
IBI	there	HIC	here
UNDE ?	from where ?	INTUS	inside
HINC	from here	QUO ?	where ?
ILLINC	from there	LONGE	at a distance
ILLIC	in that place

MANNER:

Latin:	English:	Latin:	English:
FORSAN	perhaps	FRUSTRA	in vain, pointlessly
FORTASSE	perhaps	SATIS	sufficiently, enough
FERE	almost, practically	MAGIS	even more, rather
QUOMODO	how	MAGNOPERE	greatly
POTIUS	rather	NON	not
NIMIS	too much	HAUD	not, by no means, hardly
NIMIUM	too much	VIX	scarcely
OMNINO	entirely	COPIOSE	abundantly, generously
LENTE	slowly	QUEMADMODUM ?	how ?