Roma dixit challenge 10

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Roma dixit challenge 10

If you answer both questions correctly, you will find out the numerical code to decrypt this paragraph from Minerva McGonagall's letter:
Di ocznz xdmxphnovixzn, ocz Hdidnomt ja Hvbdx cvn wzzi diajmhzy wt mzgdvwgz njpmxzn ocvo nopyzion ja xgvnndxvg gvibpvbzn amjhooczhkmznodbdjpnunxcjjgn

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What does this Latin phrase mean?: "excusatio non petita accusatio manifesta" *

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An excuse is always an accusation.

Accuse without making excuses.

An unsolicited accusation is always an excuse.

An excuse that has not been sought is an obvious accusation.

What does this Latin phrase mean?: "experto crede" *

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The expert does not believe.

Believe one who has had experience.

Don't believe the experts.

Don't trust experts.

Caesar cipher: https://www.dcode.fr/caesar-cipher

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