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Artist: Corvus Corax
Canonical path: /corvus-corax/magnum-detrimentum
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Magnum Detrimentum
Read Magnum Detrimentum lyrics by Corvus Corax on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Magnum Detrimentum
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Mundus finem properans vergit ad occasum;
Omnis comperternitas retro vertit nasum.
Celeste sacrarium sic miniatur casum
Quasi cum novacula fundo sit abrasum.
Magnum detrimentum, Magnum detrimentum...
Audite dilectissimi, magnum detrimentum:
Arbitror, a fratribus nefas sit inventum;
Indulgent pro prandio dies bene centrum,
pro, dum vis, indica, deus, ultione.
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