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What does latin phrase "IN NOV ANG" on the diploma stamp mean? There is diplom of Harvard University in Latin and the stamp - SIGILLUM ACADEMIAE HARVARDIANAE IN NOV ANG, I understand that it is STEAL of Harvard University, probably IN NOV mean November (but I am not sure), but what ANG means?????
May 22, 2019 1:53 PM
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Hi Tori, "in nov ang" stands for "in nova Anglia" = "in New England". Hope it helps!
May 22, 2019
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Tori
Language Skills
English, German, Greek (Ancient), Latin, Russian, Ukrainian
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English, German, Greek (Ancient), Latin
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