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|Note text=These words are spelled similarly but have opposite meanings. 'Fontem' is a ''source, spring'' while 'finem' is a ''goal, end''. Since the phrase is 'primum fontem, et terminum,' I think 'fontem' makes more sense. This means ''the first source and the end''.
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