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The designs of the one and two-euro coins were intended to show the European Union (EU) as a whole with the then 15 countries more closely joined together than on the 10 to 50-cent coins (the 1-cent to 5-cent coins showed the EU as one, though intending to show its place in the world).

This map showed Europe, not just the EU, as one continuous landmass, however Cyprus was moved west as the map cut off after the Bosphorus (which was seen as excluding Turkey for political reasons). The redesign in 2007, rather than in 2004, was due to the fact that 2007 saw the first enlargement of the eurozone; the entry of Slovenia. Hence, the Slovenian design was added to the designs in circulation.

Ex caſtro Tiberis. – From a castle of the Tiber. Inimicus expulſus. – Enemy expelled. Ex magnitudine mõtis. – Out of the greatness of the mountain. Abbas Suburranus. – Suburran abbot. De rure albo. – From the white countryside. Ex tetro carcere. – Out of a loathsome prison. Via Tranſtiberina. – Road across the Tiber. De Pannonia Thuſciæ. – From Tusculan Hungary. Ex anſere cuſtode. – Out of the guardian goose. Lux in oſtio. – A light in the entrance. Sus in cribro. – Pig in a sieve. Enſis Laurentii. – The sword of St. Lawrence. De Schola exiet. – He will come from school. De rure bouenſi. – From cattle country. Comes Signatus. – Designated count. Canonicus de latere. – Canon from the side. Auis Oſtienſis. – Bird of Ostia. Leo Sabinus. – Sabine Lion. Comes Laurentius. &ndash: Count Lawrence. Signum Oſtienſe. – Sign of Ostia. Hieruſalem Campanię. – Jerusalem of Champagne. Draco depreſſus. – Dragon pressed down. Anguinus uir. – Snaky man. Concionator Gallus. – French preacher. Bonus Comes. – Good count/companion. Piſcator Thuſcus. – Tuscan Fisherman. Roſa compoſita. – Composite rose. Ex teloneo liliacei Martini. – From the tollhouse of lilied Martin. Ex roſa leonina. – Out of the leonine rose. Picus inter eſcas. – Woodpecker between food. Ex eremo celſus. – Raised out of the desert. Ex undarũ bn̑dictione. – From the blessing of the waves. Concionator patereus. – Preacher from Patara. De feſſis aquitanicis. – From the misfortunes/fesses of Aquitaine. De ſutore oſſeo. – From a bony cobbler. Coruus ſchiſmaticus. – Schismatic cow. Frigidus Abbas. – Cold abbot. De roſa Attrebatenſi. – From the rose of Arras. De mõtibus Pãmachii. – From the mountains of Pammachius. Gallus Vicecomes. – French viscount. Nouus de uirgine forti. – New man from the strong virgin. Decruce Apoſtolica. – From the apostolic cross. Luna Coſmedina. – Cosmedine moon. Schiſma Barchinoniũ. – Schism of the Barcelonas. De inferno prægnãti. – From a pregnant hell. Cubus de mixtione. – Cube from a mixture. De meliore ſydere. – From a better star. Nauta de Ponte nigro. – Sailor from a black bridge. Flagellum ſolis. – Whip of the sun. Ceruus Sirenæ. – Stag of the siren. Corona ueli aurei. – Crown of the golden curtain. Lupa Cœleſtina. – Heavenly she-wolf. Amator Crucis. – Lover of the cross. De modicitate Lunæ. – From the meanness of Luna. Bos paſcens. – Pasturing ox. De Capra & Albergo. – From a nanny-goat and an inn. De Ceruo & Leone. – From a stag and lion. Piſcator minorita. – Minorite fisherman. Præcurſor Siciliæ. – Forerunner of Sicily. Bos Albanus in portu. – Bull of Alba in the harbour. De paruo homine. – From a small man. Fructus Iouis iuuabit. – The fruit of Jupiter will help. De craticula Politiana. – From a Politian gridiron. Leo Florentius. – Florentian lion. Flos pilei ægri. – Flower of the sick man's pill. Hiacinthus medicorũ. – Hyacinth of the physicians. De corona montana. – From the mountainous crown. Frumentum flocidum. – Trifling grain. De fide Petri. – From Peter's faith. Eſculapii pharmacum. – Aesculapius' medicine. Angelus nemoroſus. – Angel of the grove. Medium corpus pilarũ. – Half body of the balls. Axis in medietate ſigni. – Axle in the midst of a sign. De rore cœli. – From the dew of the sky. Ex antiquitate Vrbis. – Of the antiquity of the city Pia ciuitas in bello. – Pious city in war. Crux Romulea. – Cross of Romulus. Vndoſus uir. – Wavy man. Gens peruerſa. – Corrupted nation. In tribulatione pacis. – In the trouble of peace. Lilium et roſa. – Lily and rose. Iucunditas crucis. – Delight of the cross. Montium cuſtos. – Guard of the mountains. Sydus olorum. – Star of the swans. De flumine magno. – From a great river. Bellua inſatiabilis. – Insatiable beast. Pœnitentia glorioſa. – Glorious penitence. Raſtrum in porta. – Rake in the door. Flores circundati. – Surrounded flowers. De bona religione. – From good religion. Miles in bello. – Soldier in War. Columna excelſa. – Lofty column. Animal rurale. – Country animal. Roſa Vmbriæ. – Rose of Umbria. Vrſus uelox. – Swift bear. ''Peregrin9 apoſtolic9. '' – Apostolic pilgrim. Aquila rapax. – Rapacious eagle. Canis & coluber. – Dog and adder. Vir religioſus. – Religious man. De balneis Ethruriæ. – From the baths of Tuscany. Crux de cruce. – Cross from cross. Lumen in cœlo. – Light in the sky. Ignis ardens. – Burning fire. Religio depopulata. – Religion destroyed. Fides intrepida. – Intrepid faith. Paſtor angelicus. – Angelic shepherd. Paſtor & nauta. – Shepherd and sailor. Flos florum. – Flower of flowers. De medietate lunæ. – From the midst of the moon. De labore solis. – From the labour of the sun. Gloria olivæ. – Glory of the olive. In pſecutione extrema S.R.E. ſedebit.&mdash; In the extreme persecution of the Holy Roman Church, there will sit.[i.e. as a bishop] ''Petrus Romanus, qui paſcet oues in multis tribulationibus: quibus tranſactis ciuitas ſepticollis diruetur, & Iudex tremẽdus iudicabit populum ſuum. Finis.''&mdash; Peter the Roman, who will nourish the sheep in many tribulations; when they are finished, the city of seven hills will be destroyed, and the dreadful judge will judge his people. The end.

LGBT propaganda (or homosexual propaganda, homopropaganda) is all the activities undertaken by the LGBT community in an effort to gain social acceptance of homosexual behaviour and support for the claims and demands made ​​by LGBT organizations. Homosexual propaganda is sometimes also an effort to grant same-sex couples similar or the same powers that are granted to married couples, or showing such unions in the media. People who use this term see elements of propaganda in such activities. Users of the term argue that the purpose of homosexual propaganda is the discrimination of people recognizing homosexuality as evil.