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|Note text=These words are spelled similarly but have different meanings. 'Fieret' is an imperfect subjuctive verb meaning ''she was happening, becoming'' while 'fide' is either the imperative ''trust!'' or ''by faith''. <lb/>
With 'Fieret': 'ut beata Virgo per quam praesentissima fieret menti meae' (meaning ''since the Blessed Virgin through this, was becoming most present in my mind''). <lb/>
With 'fide': 'ut beata Virgo per quam praesentissima fide menti meae' (meaning ''since the Blessed Virgin through which most propitious faith in my mind...'').
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