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Fiat Lux

Let there be light.
—Motto of Hiram College, Ohio

Invicta

Invincible
—Motto of Invicta Girl's Grammar School, Kent

Latin is a language,
 As dead as can be.
First it killed the Romans,

And now it's killing me.
—Anonymous

Si bili, si ergo.
 Fortibus es in ero.
Nobili, demis trux --

Sivat sinem? Causen dux.
—Traditional

Magnum opus.

("Penguin with gun".)
—Anonymous

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