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FIAT LUX (Heraldic motto) Language: Latin Translation in English: Let there be light Origin : Canting for the Moorfields Eye Hospital and Bryant and May match company. For Joseph Kopacz taken from the 3rd verse of the 1st Chapter of the Book of Genesis. Used by : Bryant and May Moorfields Eye Hospital Joseph Richard Kopacz Spanish Armed Forces Verification Unit, Spain Pioneer School for the Blind St. Andrew's School (Bloemfontein) St. Andrew's School (Welkom) Institute of Lighting Engineers of South Africa Association of Municipal Electricity Undertakings of South Africa 122nd Signal Battalion, US Army Brödraföreningen Föreningsbandet

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-Translation in English : '''Let there be light'''
+* Translation in English: '''Let there be light'''
 Origin : Canting for the Moorfields Eye Hospital and Bryant and May match company. For Joseph Kopacz taken from the 3rd verse of the 1st Chapter of the Book of Genesis.