in perpetuum

After navigating peculiar bureaucratic quandaries, made all the more perplexing by an economic embargo maintained in perpetuum by the U.S.

The ancient Roman poet Catullus wrote in his epitaph for his brother: “Atque in perpetuum, frater, ave atque vale” or “and forever, brother, hello and goodbye.”

X. Vates Hiberniæ vaticinabantur Adventurum tempus pacis novum Quæ duratura sit in perpetuum Unde deserta foret Temorea sub silentio.

Praesenti in perpetuum valituro absque ulla Brevis expeditione.

Et si aliquis terram aliquam huiusmodi tenure infra manerium predictum per cartam uel sine carta absque licentia dicti Abbatis alienauerit aliter quam per sursum reddicionem in curia in forma predicta, quod terra sic extra curiam alienata domino dicti manerii erit forisfacta in perpetuum.