Here’s the translation of the Latin phrases from the text: 1. **Morte morieris** - (You shall surely die) 2. **Ne fortè moriamur** - (Perhaps we may die) 3. **Nequaquam moriemini** - (Surely you shall not die) 4. **Quis est homo** - (Who is the man) 5. **Quis homo** - (Which man) 6. **fortè moriemur** - (perhaps we may die) 7. **Nequaquam** - (Surely not) 8. **Ecce homo** - (Behold the man) 9. **Eruit animam de inferno** - (He delivered his soul from the hand of the grave) 10. **In sudore vultus** - (In the sweat of your face) 11. **Pulvis es, & in pulverem reverteris** - (Dust you are, and to dust you shall return) 12. **Nudus egressus, Nudus revertar** - (Naked I came out, naked I shall return) 13. **Natalitia Martyrum** - (Birthdays of the Martyrs) 14. **Mi Gheber** - (Who is the man) 15. **Quis vir** - (Which man) 16. **Quis deorum** - (Which of the gods) 17. **quid homo** - (what is man) 18. **Sine haesitatione credantur** - (They must be believed without hesitation) 19. **In judicantes & judicatos** - (Against those judging and those judged) 20. **Datum est omne judicium** - (All judgment is given) 21. **Quare moriemini domus Israel?** - (Why will you die, O house of Israel?) 22. **Oportuit pati** - (It was necessary to suffer) 23. **Veni Domine Iesu** - (Come Lord Jesus) 24. **In ictu oculi** - (In the blink of an eye) 25. **Fur in nocte** - (Thief in the night) 26. **Nemo scit** - (No one knows) 27. **Perditio tua ex te** - (Your ruin is from yourself) 28. **Vere languores nostros tulit** - (Surely he has borne our sorrows) 29. **Consummatum est** - (It is finished) 30. **Non moriar, non moriar** - (I shall not die, I shall not die) 31. **Quasi moriens, & ecce vivo** - (As if dying, and behold I live) 32. **Suscitavit in domo** - (He raised [her] in the house) 33. **Suscitavit in porta** - (He raised [him] at the gate) 34. **Suscitavit in Sepulchro** - (He raised [him] in the tomb) 35. **Pretiosa mors Sanctorum** - (Precious is the death of the saints) 36. **Ego homo** - (I am the man) These translations should help clarify the meanings of the Latin phrases used in the text.