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There are thirteen courses of stone in the pyramid, thirteen letters in Annuit Coeptis, thirteen stars in the crest, thirteen stripes in the shield, and thirteen letters in E Pluribus Unum.
Jefferson, the Number 13, and the Return of the Feminine 2008
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Dylan's is surely a learnéd homage to and arguably a better translation of Virgil's Annuit Coeptis from the Aeneid 30BC? which as every good scholar knows is generally transalated as "God has favored our undertaking" though it really means "God likes the way we've started".
R and R in Power: Place Your Bets on Blairs' Place for 07/08 2006
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Reverse of the Great Seal of the United States -- Annuit Coeptis: "He approves of the undertaking"
Forbes.com: News Bill Singer 2011
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The "Eye of Providence" is a visual representation of the words Annuit Coeptis, and reinforces the founders 'notion that God looked upon the endeavor of the new nation with favor.
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The "Eye of Providence" is a visual representation of the words Annuit Coeptis, and reinforces the founders 'notion that God looked upon the endeavor of the new nation with favor.
Latest Articles Grandparents.com 2010
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The "Eye of Providence" is a visual representation of the words Annuit Coeptis, and reinforces the founders 'notion that God looked upon the endeavor of the new nation with favor.
Latest Articles 2010
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James W. Smart of Salt Lake City cited religion as a factor when he and his wife invested equity from their home with Gabriel Joseph, a co-founder of FranklinSquires Cos. who ran one of the companies, Annuit Coeptis, that also fed money into the operation.
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Copenhagen — Mis-Leading By Example | Political News | Annuit Coeptis says:
The Volokh Conspiracy » IPCC’s Pachauri Should Shut His Mouth 2009
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Lamentations of Lilith by Joshua Jacob Seraphim (Frater Annuit Coeptis) copyright?
totse.com 2008
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Davis had suggested that the Latin terminology Annuit Coeptis meant "Out of Many One" but actually E-Pluribus Unum (which translate from Latin to English is interpreted to mean "Out of Many One."
Wake Up From Your Slumber - The Truth Will Set You Free 2008
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