Intro
(see the booklet of the release)

Almourol
(to Gualdim Pais, in remembrance of the building of Almourol Castle)

Come with me in a magical shore
Come with me, ride your horse and move forward
Come with me in this magical night
Come with me, dress-up your tunic and ride

Come with me follow my own path
Come with me, I know you're a wise man
Come with me and have your feelings under control
Come with me to the Castle of Almourol

Come with me, ..........there are two rivers that cross
Come with me, ..........in the mid-stream an island is born
Come with me there's something that must be done
Come with me to build the Castle of Almourol

Come with me all the brothers are there
Come with me, I know you're a discerning man
Come with me, ..........there will be two circles of walls
Come with me, ..........and ten towers of stone

Come with me, we have to obey there's a call
Come with me on a rocky shore
Come with me where the stones are ochreous
Come with me, dress-up your tabard to get Almourol

Come with me, there's a source that must flow
Come with me, there's a flame that must burn
Come with me, let your frailty and move forward
Come with me breathing fresh air at down

Come with me in a magical shore
Come with me ride your horse and move forward
Come with me in this magical night
Come with me to the Castle of Almourol

Omne Datum Optimum

André de Rosson
André de Montbard
Armand de Périgord
Barthélemy de la Tour
Bertrand de Blanquefort
Évrard des Barres
Gérard de Ridford
Folco d'Angers
Geoffroy de Saint-Omer
Guillaume de Beaujeu
Jacques de Molay
Jean de Coma
Payen de Montdidier
Renaud de Vichiers
Robert de Craon
Thibaud de Gaudin
Hugues de Champagne
Hugues de Macon
Hugues de Monlo
Hugues de Payns
Hugues Rigaud
OMNE DATUM OPTIMUM

Le Ore Rosa di Mazenderan
(see the lyrics of "Il Fantasma dell 'Opera")

Filava Melis
(see the lyrics of "Historiae")

Nossa Senhora dos Anjos

Nossa Senhora dos Anjos
Nossa Senhora das Lagrimas
Nossa Senhora do Misterio
Nossa Senhora dos Remedios
Nossa Senhora da Piedade

Batalha
(Tempestade e Espirito)

Stat Rosa
pristina nomine
nomina
nuda tenemus

Est ubi gloria
nunc Babylonia?

Lyrics by U. Eco.

Aperlae
(see the lyrics of "Lost Atlantis")

Lucrecia
(see the lyrics of "La Malédiction d'Ondine")

Oduarpa
(see the lyrics of "Lost Atlantis")

Charola
(instrumental)