Translation:Aurora de Chile/28/Front matter

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Aurora de chile (1812)
by Camilo Henríquez, translated from Spanish by Wikisource

No. 28. Jueves 20 de agosto de 1812. Tomo 1. [Issue 28. Thursday, August 20, 1812. Volume 1.]
pg. 1, front matter

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AURORA DE CHILE			AURORA DE CHILE^[1]
¡LUCE BEET POPULOS, SOMNOS EXPELLAT, ET UMBRAS!^[2]			¡LUCE BEET POPULOS, SOMNOS EXPELLAT, ET UMBRAS!^[2]
No. 28.	Jueves 20 de Agosto de 1812.	Tomo 1.	No. 28.	Thursday 20 of August 1812.	Volume 1.

↑ Left untranslated, the name "Aurora de Chile" could be rendered "Dawn of Chile." (Strictly speaking, "aurora" is a poetic term for "dawn," and technically refers to the glow of light just before the sunrise—as pictured at the top of each Aurora de Chile issue.)
↑ ^2.0 ^2.1 Though the Latin grammar is unusual, this motto should probably be translated as "May light bless the people, driving away sleep and shadows!" It is unclear if this is a quotation from a Latin work.