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			Dragon Lover
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				#1 Posted: 04:27:41 26/01/2014 | Topic Creator
			 
			
Okay, so I've been on a Legend of Spyro binge lately, for some reason, which led me to remember how much I absolutely adore the soundtrack of The Eternal Night. I'm curious about the words of the theme song, though. I'm pretty sure they're Latin, but does anyone have a clue about what the words themselves are?
			 
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			HIR
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				#2 Posted: 04:31:27 26/01/2014
			 
			
I'm assuming you're not talking about This Broken Soul? Yeah, the Latin choir was everywhere in the Legend trilogy, but I have no idea what was being said. <.<
			 
			
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			Dragon Lover
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				#3 Posted: 04:37:36 26/01/2014 | Topic Creator
			 
			
You would be correct in your assumption.  
		  This is what I was talking about.
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			SamXala
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				#4 Posted: 16:56:42 26/01/2014
			 
			
Yeah, I think it's latin...
			 
			
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				#5 Posted: 11:40:21 07/02/2014
			 
			
The main theme is just an excerpt from the Celestial Caves' theme. 
		Also, yes, all the LoS games had Latin choirs in the music.  | 
	
			cowpowa23
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				#6 Posted: 17:42:59 07/02/2014
			 
			
I am also curios. (Pretty sure that's how it's spelled. Feel free to correct me. XP ) 
			A translation would be nice to have. 
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				#7 Posted: 03:49:31 08/02/2014
			 
			
*Curious 
		Unfortunately, no know translation exists. If you're deeply interested, emailing Becky Kneubuhl and/or Gabriel Mann may be worth pursuing.  | 
	
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			madison-dwrd
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				#8 Posted: 04:01:22 03/06/2014
			 
			
This might be old news, but I did get a response. Here's a link to the screenshot (I didn't know of a better way to post it) 
			http://madison-dwrd.deviantart...%253A1401768723 Here's what is says, word for word: hello madison! thanks for your nice email. yes, all the lyrics for the legend of spyro music are in latin, and they do have meaning. they're mostly ovid poems. :-) thanks again for writing! best, becky This is really interesting to me, and its neat that the composer would answer a question about a seven year old game  
			
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			cowpowa23
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				#9 Posted: 18:17:23 03/06/2014
			 
			
Quote: madison-dwrd 
			
 Its interesting to me as well. Now I want to get the translation even more. e_e 
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			madison-dwrd
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				#10 Posted: 02:27:10 04/06/2014
			 
			
Yeah, I'm not 100% sure what an Ovid poem is. I tried googling it but I still don't really get it. Does it mean she put old poems to music? Or they wrote them in a certain style? Or maybe something else, idk. I'm not sure if I should email her again, I don't want to bother her. Also I don't even know what I would really ask, because I don't feel knowledgable enough about the whole topic
			 
			
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			Razz
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				#11 Posted: 14:37:48 04/06/2014
			 
			
Ovid is an ancient writer. Too bad she didn't say which poems by him she used...
			 
			
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				#12 Posted: 14:45:13 04/06/2014
			 
			
That's the first thing I've heard from Becky in a long time. I love that she's still nice enough to respond to emails. 
			If only someone knew somebody who spoke Latin... 
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			Razz
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				#13 Posted: 14:48:10 04/06/2014
			 
			
All of Ovid's known poems have been translated into English. But, like I said, we don't know which one(s) Rebecca used, so it still doesn't help. XD
			 
			
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