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What does the phrase 'fide et fortitudine' mean in English?

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The phrase 'Fide et Fortitudine' is the motto of the Clan Farquharson, of Invercauld, in Highland Scotland. The English equivalent is Faith and Fortitude, with the latter referring to both moral and physical courage and strength. A secondary motto for the Clan is 'I force nae freen', which means 'I fear no foe'.

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