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The Battle Hymn of the Empire, aka the Imperial Anthem, is a song that was composed by a professor from Shazbotdom University circa 1865 CE. Using several different string as well as orchestral instruments to create a unique sound, the words were then chosen from English and translated into Greek for mixing within the music. Originally it was to be used for a play about the founding of the Empire within the School of Liberal Art and received such acclaim from scholars, students and those in attendance, it was brought before Parliament at the time and petitioned it to become the official Anthem of the Empire. Below are the words used and their translation to Greek.
Lyrics of the Battle Hymn of the Empire
English | Greek |
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Glory | Gloria |
Honor | Honorifice |
Join the Battle | Pralium Facio |
Courage | Animus |
By Marching into Death | Gradior Quo |
We are Delivered | Prodo |
Excellence | In Excelsis |
In the Highest | Precedo |
Warrior | Bellator |
Will Fight to the Death | Decerte |
Against all Enemies | Adversa |
Attack | Incurro |
Invade | Invadoria |
Welcome to the Destiny | Desideratus Fatum |
Welcome to the War | Desideratus Bellum |