Liber umbrarum vel coniunctio

[Proclamator:]
Timeo, trepido; in basilicis atris erro. Nescio, nememini quo modo huc adveni.
Librum Iuvenis quiete domi legebam. Sed qui estis, spiritus advenientes? 

[Umbrae:]
Lemures aut spiritus non sumus! Nonne nos cognoscis? 
Liber sanctus sum: Draconigenus sum: Et feminea aeterna sum

[Proclamator:]
Certe vos cognosco; in somnis mihi torquetis! Mehercule, abite, mali spiritus! 
Redite ad infernos, magnopere me temptatis! Cur mi apparuistis; quid vobis mecum rei est? 

[Umbrae:]
Tibi apparuimus, ut completus fias. Consanguinei sumus, tu et nos.

[Proclamator:]
Intellectu careo! Venitisne ex animo meo? 

[Umbrae:]
Ita vero; de te sumus partes. Assume nos et invenies! 

[Proclamator:] Nunc intellego! 

[Omnia:] CONIUNCTI SUMUS.

[English translation:]

[Bawler:]
Timorous I tremble, lost in murky hallways. I know not nor recollect
How I came to be here. I was perusing the book of the Youth in the quiet of
My home. But who are you, approaching spirits? 

[Shades:]
Lemures or spirits we are not! Dost thou not recognise us? 
I am the sacred child: I am dragon-kin: I am the eternally feminine.

[Bawler:]
Verily I recognise you; the tormentors from my dreams! By Hercules,
Begone, evil spirits! Return to Hades - you tempt me overmuch! Wherefore did
You appear to me; what be your business with me? 

[Shades:]
We appeared to thee so thou wouldst become complete. We are consanguinous, thee and us.

[Bawler:] I understand not! Did you spring from my soul? 

[Shades:] Forsooth; we are part of thee. Embrace us and thou shalt see! 

[Bawler:] I comprehend now! 

[All:] WE ARE CONJUGATED.