Lexicon:Nunc et in hora mortis nostrae
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Citation: | nunc et in hora mortis nostrae |
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Language: | Latin |
References: | HMS Surprise, page 238 |
Meaning: | now and at the hour of our death |
Notes:
nostrate in some editions is a typo; from the Catholic Ave Maria/'Hail Mary' prayer.
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