It is not the strength of the body that matters, but the strength of the spirit
Latin translation: Non corporis vigor sed potius animi refert
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18 days confidence: 
| it is not the strength of the body that matters, but the strength of the spirit Non corporis vigor sed potius animi refert Explanation: "strength" could be also translated by "vis" or "robur" |
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