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Gothic Beauty: Issue 11
Published: Winter 2003
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Round II
Ipso Facto (The Works)
IROJA (HEARTLOVEPOWERTEMPLE)
I know Both/Neither
Round 1 Poll 20
Alea iacta est VS Ipso facto
Alea iacta est
Ipso facto
Show results
Alea iacta est / Iacta alea est
"The die is cast"
Attributed to Caesar, possibly borrowed by him to others
Supposedly ceaser said it first in its more modern meaning. The old one was literally just to state that a game had started, but now its more akin to the phrase "crossing the rubicon" Also the best ending in Armored core 6 is called alea iacta est. Also also its very important in Mobile Suit Gundam: Witch from Mercury.
Julius Caesar crossed the Rubicon (a river) –and hence entered Italy– at the head of his army, which was symbolically as good as a declaration of war, in order to piss off the Senate which was quite wary of Caesar's power -and eventually decided to get rid of him but that's another story)
Used in many languages to say a point of no return has been reached.
Ipso facto
"By the fact itself"
Means that something is a direct consequence of an action
It was used in Barbie the Princess and the Pauper ("Let's just say the throne's gonna belong to my master, Preminger, and anything belonging to him ergo and ipso facto, belongs to me.")
Ipso Facto. Harmonise.