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the CAMPVS – nil tam difficile est quin quaerendo investigari possit (Terence, adopted as Ritchl’s motto) the CAMPVS adeo sanctum est vetus omne poema (Horace, Ep. ii.1.54) Skip to content About Formatting Poetry Support Dennis in Digital Humanities , Literature | April 18, 2015 Latin Twitter Bots This is a quick post to mention two new Latin literature Twitter bots. I’ll post the technical stuff below, but if you’d like a little Latin in your Twitter feed, or would like to have your fortune told by Vergil, look no further. @DistichaCatonis : The distichs of Cato, tweeted randomly by the hour. These two-line hexameter poems giving moral guidance were long used as a standard text book and were admired by everyone from Erasmus to Ben Franklin. Example: 3.1. Instrue praeceptis animum, nec discere cesses; Nam sine doctrina vita est quasi mortis imago. — Dionysius Cato (@DistichaCatonis) April 5, 2015 @LotsByVergil : The Sortes Vergilianae (Vergil...

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