[Editors] Latin question

[William T G Litant]

Does anyone out there have an expertise in Latin? (Mine is limited to 
the Pig dialect.) Qestion:

As you (better) know, the MIT motto is "Mens et Manus." For an 
article I'm wiritng, I want to add "and heart." Is it correct to say 
"Mens et Manus et Pectus"? My brother, the scholar, thinks it may be 
"Mens et Manus et Pectus Pectoris," but advises me to seek 
professional help (which the whole family has been urging me to do 
for years).

Can anyone assist?

Thanks.

Best,
Bill
-- 
William T.G. Litant
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and
The Partnership for AiR Transportation Noise and Emissions Reduction
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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