latin.ries

# RIES output in Latin
#
# To use this file:
#
#   Put it in your current directory and call it "latin.ries"
#   Use the option "-platin", for example:
#
#   ries 2.50618 -platin -x
#
#      Your target value: T = 2.50618                    www.mrob.com/ries
#
#      hoc duo multiplici est quinque               for x = 2.5
#     hoc octo multiplici est tres exponenta        for x = 2.51069211539846
#     hoc quadrantur est circulus duo multiplici    for x = 2.506628274631
#      hoc hoc suscitavit est novem unum atque      for x = 2.50618414558877
#
#   Copy one of more of the "equations" into Google Translate. Enjoy!
#
# Inspired by the work of Damian Conway:
#   http://www.csse.monash.edu.au/~damian/papers/HTML/Perligata.html
#   "Lingua::Romana::Perligata -- Perl for the XXI-imum Century"
#
# Additional translation from Google
#
# 20130306 First version
# 20130307 A few better translations, and use 'est' for =
#
-F  # Use postfix format because it is closer to Latin grammar
--symbol-names
  :.:.      # Use '.' for blank space
  :x:hoc
  :=:est
  :1:unum
  :2:duo
  :3:tres
  :4:quattuor
  :5:quinque
  :6:sex
  :7:septem
  :8:octo
  :9:novem
  # If you prefer Roman numerals, un-comment the following line
  # :1:I :2:II :3:III :4:IV :5:V :6:VI :7:VII :8:VIII :9:IX  
  :p:circulus
  :e:Eulerus
  :+:atque
  :-:deme
  :n:nega
  :*:multiplici
  :/:divide
  :r:reciproca
  :s:quadrantur
  :q:radix.quadrata
  :^:suscitavit
  :v:radix
  :E:exponenta
  :L:succide
  :l:succide.naturalis
  :S:oppone
  :C:accuba
  :T:tangentem

--ries-arguments-end

You may end a RIES profile with the option '--ries-arguments-end', causing
RIES to ignore anything in the file that comes after it (such as this
text).