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I am changing the phrase Novus Ordo Seclorum
to... Novus Ordo Animus or Animum?
Is it animus or animum?
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Neither.
Novus Ordo Animorum
It would be "animorum"–like "seculorum," it’s genitive plural. (You do mean "of souls" or "of minds," don’t you?)