Ipse Dixit
This package runs a Markov chain algorithm over the surviving works of the Roman historian Tacitus to generate naturalistic-looking pseudo-Latin gibberish.
Can be used whenever you need to generate dummy text as a placeholder in templates, etc.
Installs both as a library module and as a command line script.
See the project’s Github homepage for further details.
Note that this package requires Python 3.
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