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Cave Canem is a Latin phrase and used mostly in ancient Rome. Cave Canem means "beware of the dog". It is used in cases where there is a dog danger around.

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"Sic Mundus Creatus Est" is a Latin phrase with the meaning "Thus, the world was created". Its source is the Hermetic Emerald Tablet.