for those who know latin

whow do you say Eternal Darkness in Latin?

Tenebrae eternae (plural), I should say. Please correct me if I am wrong :-)

Recta es, Magdalenae.

Saltem puto, recte est forma verborum,´tenebra eterna´, in Latine.

"Ténêbres éternelles is the french version

"Veni vidi vici" is written in Philipps Morris cigarettes. I've been here, i have seen and i won" je suis venu, j'ai vu, j'ai vaincu. This is what Cesar said when he came to the Gauls

Alea jacta est

Is there a word for see or behold that begins with a c?

Caesar's phrase is wrong. He came, he saw, he went back to Rome, he came back again with a large army and conquered.

Simon, i found this one:
conspicio -spicere -spexi -spectum [to catch sight of , behold, perceive; to look at with attention, watch]; pass., conspici, [to attract notice, be gazed at]. Transf., [to see mentally, understand]. Hence partic. conspectus -a -um, [visible; striking, remarkable, conspicuous]. Gerundive conspiciendus -a -um, [worth looking at, notable].

conspy?

Oops, sorry. ;o)

I went, I watched, I won.