Ten of the best Latin titles in literature

At the Guardian, John Mullan named ten of the best Latin titles in literature.One entry on the list:Carpe Jugulum, by Terry PratchettIt takes the fearless autodidact Pratchett to parody the most over-used of all Latin idioms: carpe diem ("seize the day" – itself the title of a Saul Bellow novel). Pratchett's cod Latin version means "seize the throat" – an appropriate bit of mock-sententiousness