(Gustavus Adolphus gå fram, libera, impera) Libera et impera! Acerbus et ingens! (Acerbus et ingens gå fram, libera, impera) Augusta per angusta När stormen
Libera et impera. Acerbus et ingens. Augusta per angusta. När stormen Europa har nått. Ond bråd död förödande blodbad. Ta makten från kejsarens hand
Acerbus et ingens. Augusta per angusta. När stormen Europa har nått. Ond bråd död förödande blodbad. Ta makten från kejsarens hand Libera et impera.
Dawn Libera et impera! Acerbus et ingens. Augusta per angusta! A storm over Europe unleashed, Dawn of war, a trail of destruction. The power of Libera et impera! Acerbus et ingens! (Acerbus et ingens gå fram, libera, impera).
Libera et impera are imperatives, understand nos (us) as their object. Acerbus et ingens start a new sentence, but are also nominative for vocative, referring to Adolfus. Augusta per angusta seems intended to recall the slogan ad augusta per angusta (to honors through hardships), which goes back at least to the 17th century.
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(Gustavus Adolphus gå fram, libera, impera) Libera et impera! Acerbus et ingens! (Acerbus et ingens gå fram, libera, impera) Augusta per angusta När stormen
Acerbus et ingens! (.. ingens gå fram, libera, impera) Augusta per angusta. Libera et impera. Acerbus et ingens.
Свирепый и могучий! (acerbus et ingens ga fram, libera, impera). (свирепый и могучий лев, освобождай, властвуй! ) Augusta per angusta. es sich auf den Schwedenkönig Gustav Adolf. http://latindiscussion.com/forum/ latin/libera-et-impera-acerbus-et-ingens-augusta-per-angusta-lyrics.19867/.
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Acerbus et ingens Per angusta ad augusta. Rapportera Redigera.
Acerbus et ingens! (Acerbus et ingens gå fram, libera, impera). Augusta per angusta. Väntar död, för han ger ingen nåd.
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Libera et impera! Acerbus et ingens! Augusta per angusta A storm over Europe unleashed, Dawn of war, a trail of destruction The power of Rome won't prevail, See the catholics shiver and shake The future of warfare unveiled, Showed the way, that we still walk today Der Löwe aus Mitternacht comes, Once more, he is here, for war Stories of old, truth unfold, Control over Europe he holds Freedom he'll bring, Lion and king, lion and king Gustavus! Adolphus!
Augusta per angusta! A storm over Europe unleashed, dawn of war, a trail of destruction. The power of Rome won't prevail, see the Catholics shiver and shake. The future of warfare unveiled, showed the way, that we still walk today.
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Augusta per augusta is nonsense, it doesn't mean "greatest of the great". The saying is indeed augusta per angusta, "through difficulty, greatness." 'Iont want the marriage, just give me damage!
Acerbus et ingens! (Acerbus et ingens gå fram, libera, impera) Augusta per angusta När stormen (Gustavus Adolphus gå fram, libera, impera) Libera et impera! Acerbus et ingens Lyrics to Lejonet Fran Norden by SABATON: En tid styrd av morker och krig / En legend beskriver ett lejon / Den besten tar form av en Augusta per angusta. Libera et impera Acerbus et ingens Augusta per angusta I have a rough idea of what is trying to be said here, but I wondered for some time before discovering this forum whether the grammar is actually correct - considering the infamous use of incorrect Latin in music. Libera et impera! (Liberte and reign!) Acerbus et ingens! (Fierce and mighty!) Augusta per angusta!
Libera et impera Acerbus et ingens Augusta per angusta [Verse 2] A storm over Europe unleashed Dawn of war, a trail of destruction The power of Rome won't prevail See the Catholics shiver and shake
The saying is indeed augusta per angusta, "through difficulty, greatness." 'Iont want the marriage, just give me damage! Libera et impera! Acerbus et ingens Augusta per angusta! A storm over Europe unleashed, Dawn of war, a trail of destruction The power of Rome won't prevail, See the Catholics shiver and shake The future of warfare unveiled, Showed the way that we still walk today Der Löwe aus Mitternacht comes, Once more he is here for war Stories of old 2008-08-27 · Libera et impera are imperatives, understand nos (us) as their object. Acerbus et ingens start a new sentence, but are also nominative for vocative, referring to Adolfus. Augusta per angusta seems intended to recall the slogan ad augusta per angusta (to honors through hardships), which goes back at least to the 17th century. Libera et imperaAcerbus et ingensAu.
Dawn of war a trail of destruction. The power of Rome Videoklip, preklad a text piesne The Lion From the North od Sabaton. Gustavus! Adolphus! Libera et impera! Acerbus Et ingens Augusta per angusta..