"Nil sine numine"* is the official state motto of what Spanish-named U.S. State?
(hint its state capitol is named for a Kansas governor)
*Latin for "Nothing without the Deity (God)" sometimes translated as "nothing without providence."
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> Colorado. Governor Gilpin came up with the motto when the state seal was being developed. It might be from Virgil's Aeneid.
The image is of a Stegosaurus, the state fossil of Colorado. And Colorado is also known as the Centennial State, hence the title. <
The image is of a Stegosaurus, the state fossil of Colorado. And Colorado is also known as the Centennial State, hence the title. <
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