hodie - a latin date(1)

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hodie is a tiny command-line program returning current date in (eventually) grammatically correct latin, and in addition date and time in roman numerals.

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dranorter Posted 2010-01-11

Works, and besides that has several nice command line options for different date formats. Good for either helping learn the Latin date system, or, avoiding the need to!

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