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It's Latin... mostly. (A couple of words aren't in your average dictionary). I think I've figured out the meaning. Mostly. Kind of. A lot of what's below, in both transcription and translation, is based as much on guesswork as it is scholarship.
Iam lucis auto sidere Now they are constellations of light Deo embrecemuimprecemu supplicesprayers for God to curse Ut in diornis actibus Which are active by day nos sevet anno centibus He saves us for a hundred years anno centibus. For a hundred years Sit per accordis intima May there be, through intimate agreement, abscissa et per cordia a tearing away, and through the heart carnis terra tu per diem of earthly flesh each day autus cibique parcitas poverty and increase of food Deo patri sit gloria May there be glory unto God the Father sit gloria May there be glory eiusque sole filio And to His only son sole filio. to (His) only son Halleluia. Halleluia. Halleluia. Halleluia. Halleluia.