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O Fortuna! Velut Luna! Statu variabilis... —Carmina Burana, "O Fortuna"

"So we've got Benedictine monks living in the floorboards, unfortunately. We have set some traps with fresh bread and brandy, though..." —Mystery Science Theater 3000, Space Mutiny

Estuans Interius Ira Vehementi Sephiroth! —One-Winged Angel, the final boss theme to Final Fantasy VII

Ragnarok, de Dies Irae, l'Cie Pultis Tuum fatum sequeris, tuum sanctuarium affligeas Per somnum aeternum Numen divinum dictus est, viator elamentabilis

Ragnarok, come Day of Wrath, O Pulse l'Cie Embrace thy fate, thine home to burn That fallen souls might bare our plea To hasten the Divine's return, O piteous Wanderer —Fighting Fate, Final Fantasy XIII

Si vic pacem, parabelum, Post proelium praemium! Audentes fortuna juvat Acta est fabula! Sic transit gloria mundi Deo optimo maximo, Audentes fortuna juvat, Acta Est Fabula! —Get Undead, Larva Mortus

Nos Sumus, Magni Eri. Munitores, Pyramidum.

Nos Sumus, Flamines. Nos Sumus, Maiores. —Apocalypse, Hitman: Blood Money

Lux! Umbra! Vita! Mors! Concordia! Chaos! Chaos deus mortis! Spiritus illius producit Mortem! Chaos deus exitii! Tenebrae illius devorant omnia! —Cantata Mortis, Dissidia 012: Duodecim

Mozart: "Confutatis maledictis" - when the wicked are confounded. "Flammis Acribus Addictis." How would you translate that? Salieri: Consigned to flames of woe. Mozart: Do you believe in it? Salieri: What? Mozart: A fire which never dies, burning you forever? Salieri: Oh, yes. —Amadeus

Meas Stigmata sanguine sunt sinistrae. —Cardia ver 2 final boss theme, Trauma Center.

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