Need some help obtaining the lyrics for the rest of this short intro song.

[dnbcyan]

The first line is: Stellae matutinae radius exoritur - "The morning star's ray arises"

But I have no idea what the next 3 lines that follow that are saying.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

 

[Pacifica]

I think the second sentence is nostri nocte bellaverant et tenebras spectaverant, "Our men had warred at night and watched the darkness", unless it was intended to say bellaverunt and spectaverunt, meaning "warred" and "watched" without the "had", but was mispronounced in a way that made those words sound more like bellaverant and spectaverant. As for the third sentence, I think I hear duce in the beginning and mundi omnia at the end, but I can't hear what's in between. Maybe someone else will be able to make it out.

 

[dnbcyan]

Stellae matutinae radius exoritur.
Nostri nocte bellaverant et tenebras spectaverant.
Luce qui aurea mundi omnia.
Stellae matutinae radius exoritur.
Nostri nocte bellaverant.

If anyone wants to double-check.

 

[Pacifica]

Luce qui aurea mundi omnia.

It does sound like it. That line doesn't make sense, though. It's like a sentence fragment.

 

[Pacifica]

It looks like the words were taken from here:

Publications of the Surtees Society

books.google.be

The full line there means "who have illuminated all the kingdoms of the world with a golden light".

The fragment used in your video corresponds to "who with a golden light... all... of the world". It's incomplete, as I said, and doesn't make sense by itself.

 

[Issacus Divus]

That’s unfortunate.