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shivvy | 03:27 Sun 10th Dec 2006 | Arts & Literature
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Does this translate as 'where the spirit lives on'? I was told that it does but a basic google search suggests that it is 'peace and well-being'
Is pax bonum associated with anything in particular eg an organisation?
If it doesn't mean the above then what is the translation of 'where the spirit lives on'?
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The phrase is pax et bonum and a fairly accurate translation would be "Peace and all good." Sorry, I can't help you with remainder of your question...
14:19 Sun 10th Dec 2006
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"Ubi anima durat" is "Where the spirit lasts"...ie in the sense of 'endures' or 'lives on'.
16:54 Sun 10th Dec 2006

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