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In Latin, "blood of Christ" is translated as "sanguis Christi." The word "sanguis" means blood, and "Christi" refers to Christ. This term is often used in religious contexts to symbolize the sacrificial blood of Jesus Christ in Christian theology.

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The Body of Christ in Latin is Corpus Christi.

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Sanguinis Christi

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"Corpus Christi"

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