hic sunt leones

here there are the lions (Africa in ancient roman maps)

Quid Retribuam Domino

Quid Retribuam Domino

desine sperare qui hic intras

desine sperare qui hic intras

qui pro domina justitia sequitur

Enforcing the rule of law

Mortuus glacialis hiemps Premi digitos auras. Horret ad huc remanet Lignum sterilis peperit. Lacrimas pia nubila Plausu in blacktop Enim hyemali discooperiens nemorosus Et vivificans novarum frugum. Tristia, nitida stella grin Qui vitam prótulit. Uti librat nos eius Quasi calore ferro. Mollia innocens Oscula labris Corrupti folia autumno carebitis ventum, Cum hiems occidit dolemus. Nunc glacialis digitis Mortuorum sunt in eo clawing cor. Nunc glacialis digitis Mortuorum sunt sine laniata

Dead, icy fingers Caress the winter air. Shivers still linger, On trees barren, bare. The loving tears of clouds Applause on the blacktop, For uncovering winter's shroud, And giving life to new crops. The cruel, shining grin Of a star, who gave us life. She aims to wear us in, The heat is like a knife. Her soft, innocent kiss On the lips of fallen leaves, The autumn wind we'll miss, When winter kills, we grieve. Now the dead, icy fingers, They're clawing at its heart. Now the dead, icy fingers, They're tearing it apart.

spartacus baiulus pluviae qui umbram mortis necat

Spartacus: bringer of rain, killer of the shadow of death

qui pro domina justitia sequitur

Those who follow the rule of law

hoc/hic (m)

this

Qui pro domina justitia sequitur.

Those who follows Justice instead of her mistress.

qui

who

qui pro quo

misunderstanding