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The Phoenix Edition (phoenīx f)

Ardet ut vivat (”[S]he burns that [s]he may live”)

Cave tangas (”Be careful lest you touch“)

Et morte vitam protulit (”And yet by death did life procure”)

Ex morte, immortalitas (”Out of death, immortality”)

Morior et nascor (”I die and am born”)

Nam perit, ut vivat: se tamen ipsa creat (”For she dies, to live: she creates herself.”)

Ne pereat (”That it should not perish”)

Non est similis illi (”There is none like her”)

O mors, ero mors tua (”O death, I shall be thy death”)

Perit, ut aeternum vivat (”She perishes so that she may live eternally”)

Post funera foenus (”An interest after death” = “dying is my gain”)

Semper eadem (”Always the same”)

Sola phoenix omnis mundi (”The sole phoenix of the whole world”)

Unica semper avis (”Always a solitary bird”)

Unica revivisco (”I alone come back to life”)

Uror, morior, orior (”I am burnt, I die, I arise”)

inaccuracy rant (singles): each competitor is presented with a wildly inaccurate portrayal of their area of history. whoever goes on the longest, most seething rage-filled rant wins. inarticulate screaming and wailing are only permitted in 5-second intervals

inaccuracy rant (doubles): similar to the singles version, except that two historians rant together and must augment each other’s rage back and forth for as long as they can

historical weeping: each competitor goes into a fit of tears at the thought of the lives that have been lost, the artifacts we will never have, and the struggles of people who lived so long before us but were so much like us. whoever is last to regain their composure wins

endurance consulting: each competitor is assigned a team working on a historical movie for which they are to be the historical consultant. whoever manages to keep their cool the longest and not quit in a fit of historian rage wins

research race: competitors race against each other on foot to see who can reach a book that is in high demand but has low supply in the library. whoever gets to the book and checks it out first wins

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