A more thorough explanation:

ANGLICÉ

Anglicé means "in English". It is a French word that was used in the past to show that a Latin word or phrase was being translated into English. For example, "panis, Anglicé, bread" means "panis, in English, bread".

1. "Veni, vidi, vici, Anglicé, I came, I saw, I conquered."

2. "Memento mori, Anglicé, remember that you will die."

These examples show how Anglicé was used in the past to provide an English translation of a Latin phrase. The first example translates the famous phrase "veni, vidi, vici" into English, while the second example provides an English equivalent for "memento mori".