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English phrase translation into Latin

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Hi, I'm trying to supply a label in Latin for the human mind on a diagram. I want to call it the "nexus of thought" or "nexus of thinking".

The best I can come up with is "nexus cogitatus" or maybe "nexus cogitationis"?
Is there a difference between these two? Is either one right/wrong?

Thanks!

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[+4] - George - 12/09/2012[color=#0000FF]Nexus cogitatus[/color] would be deliberate (as in "thought-about beforehand") nexus [color=#0000FF]Nexus cogitationis[/color] is nexus of thought.

@Santous,

Nexus cogitatus would be deliberate (as in "thought-about beforehand") nexus
Nexus cogitationis is nexus of thought.

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@George,

Wow, I learn something new everyday!
Nexus cogitationis it is!
Gratias, George, for the great explanation.

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@Santous,

You're welcome, Santous.

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