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|Note text=Both these words work in the context, but 'votum' is better. Both words are accusative singular, but 'votum' means ''vow'' and 'modum' means ''way, manner''. <lb/>
Since the phrase is 'Castitatis votum' (''vow of Charity'') it refers specifically to the three vows (poverty, chastity, and obedience) taken by religious.
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Helen Godshall: Created page with "{{AddNote |Note title='Modum' V.S. 'Votum' |Note text=Both these words work in the context, but 'votum' is better. Both words are accusative singular, but 'votum' means ''vow'..."