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na +1 | solum in Dominem credo |
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na | Soli deo confido |
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solum in Dominem credo Explanation: Dear Michelle, you could also say: -In Dominem solum credo -In deum solum fido Hope it helped, Flavio Disctintion in Latin Translation Student |
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Soli deo confido Explanation: In the castle of West Braky there exists a memorial of the Frasers, - a coat-of-arms with the date 1581. The blazon if the arms is azure, three cinqfoils argent, - the cognizance of Fraser. Impaled with quarterly, first and fourth, gules three crescents of the second, - the arms of Pierrepont; second and third, three mullets of the second, - the arms of Murray. There is no crest. Above the shield are the letters T. F.; and over the letters is the motto, "Soli Deo confido." A transcription of Parish of Kinnell, Presbytery of Arbroath, Synod of Angus and Mearns by Rev. George Walker http://www.dundee.ac.uk/archives/genuki/ANS/Kinnell/RevWalke... Paola |
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