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Use this tag for all questions related to Christianity. Consider also using more specific tags like "vulgata" or "ecclesiastical-latin".
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Exact meaning of aurora in canon law?
Aurora means dawn, that's well known. But there is more than one type of dawn. The English Wikipedia knows three types: astronomical (18°), nautical (12°) and civil dawn (sun 6° below the horizon). La …
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