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| − | The [[Latin]] phrase "saecula saeculorum" is used in Christian prayers dating from the [[Middle Ages]], including the [[rosary]]. It is often translated as: | + | The [[Latin]] phrase "saecula saeculorum" is used in [[Christian]] prayers dating from the [[Middle Ages]], including the [[rosary]]. It is often translated as: |
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*"for ever and ever" | *"for ever and ever" | ||
*"world without end" | *"world without end" | ||
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Latest revision as of 06:42, July 12, 2016
The Latin phrase "saecula saeculorum" is used in Christian prayers dating from the Middle Ages, including the rosary. It is often translated as:
- through the ages of all ages"
- "time without end"
- "ages without end"
- "for ever and ever"
- "world without end"