So today I was reminded of the state of death called Rigor Mortis (For those who don't know, Rigor Mortis is when the body becomes stiff after death, hence the Latin name (Rigor = Stiff Mortis = Death)). So when I was doing Thaumcraft research, I used the aspect called Mortuus to complete a research paper. This is when it hit me. Mortuus is pronounced Mortis, and Mortis means death, and also Mortuus is death. Well played, Azanor, well played.
Not sure if this has been discovered or not, but sharing anyways
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I think you'll find that the vast majority of the aspects have latin roots. 
Yeah, whenever I pronounce the aspect names put on a bad Italian accent.I think you'll find that the vast majority of the aspects have latin roots.
"Ah precantatio! mutatio! fealatio!"
Derp
Not really a well played as you think since all aspects are latin words xD
(Which is, IMO, the best naming scheme ever. Part of the reason TC is my favorite mod)