• all (subs.): may usu. be rendered by the neut. forms of the Latin adj.: v. supr. Phr.: write all you can, scribe quantum potes, Cic.: for all that you have proved, I do not perceive that there are gods, quantum quidem in te est, non intelligo deos esse, Cic.: so I do all I can to maintain harmony, sic tueor, ut possum, concordiam, Cic.: it is all one to you whether they have done it (or not), tua refert nihil utrum illae fecerint, Ter.: it is all one to the republic whether the colony is established or not, nihil interest reipublicae colonia deducatur necne, Cic.: all I am afraid of is lest you should disapprove, unam rem vereor, ne non probes, Cic.: all I say is this, if Alphenus was powerful, Naevius was very powerful, unum illud dico, si potens erat Alphenus, potentissimus Naevius, Cic.: Demetrius is all in all to them, Demetrius iis unus omnia est, Liv.: he was all in all to us, nobis omnia solus erat, Ov.: v. also at all, in all.