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Classicus: Generate ancient Latin words in different forms

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classicus 1.0GNU General Publi...Localization, Text processing
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This class can be used to generate ancient Latin words forms.

It generates different forms for Latin nouns, verbs and adjectives.

Additionally it can convert Roman numerals to decimal representation and vice-versa.

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December 2005
Number 5		 Latin is a dead language. However it is still learned in many colleges. It is useful to study ancient documents and inscriptions from the Roman empire days.

This class can generate different variants of Latin words. It may be useful for those interested in studying Latin or even other idioms derived from Latin.

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