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The Latin words "Signum Fidei" mean "The Sign of Faith" in English.
A great site to use to translate is dictionary.com. Simply click on the link that says translate. It has many languages you can translate with. Hasta la vista, baby!
I never learned Latin, but maybe Day Mercury(Wednesday) 7 June 2006.
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