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fons bonitatis
"Fons Bonitatis" means "Fountain of Goodness", or more artistically translated "Spring of Blessings". It's a common phrase in liturgical Latin
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ignis divine, eleison.

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Fun Fact: eleison, while in common usage among Catholic Latin speakers, is actually a Greek word meaning "Lord" or "God"
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iusti meditabitur sapientiam,
Et lingua eius loquetur indicium.

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The line "et lingua eius loquetur indicium" is best translated into English as "and his tongue shall speak judgement". "Lingua" literally translated means "tongue", and "loquari (loquetur)" is a deponent verb, meaning its form is passive but meaning is active. The whole first bit is best translated as, "The mouth of the just man shall hand down wisdom and his tongue shall speak judgement."
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