Project Trimalchio is a groundbreaking project that ventures into the depths of linguistic history to explore the fascinating world of Vulgar Latin. In the era when the Latin language thrived as the lingua franca of the Roman Empire, its spoken form, known as Vulgar Latin, developed organically and diversified across different regions, leaving behind a treasure trove of linguistic variations and nuances.

Our project aims to resurrect this interesting and important chapter of linguistic evolution by creating advanced language models and comprehensive resources dedicated to Vulgar Latin. Drawing upon extensive research, historical texts, and expert insights, we strive to provide a comprehensive understanding of Vulgar Latin's grammar, vocabulary, and linguistic peculiarities.

The development of Vulgar Latin language models presents an exciting opportunity to unlock new doors of knowledge, exploration and research. Through the power of artificial intelligence and machine learning, we are able to analyze and process vast amounts of historical linguistic data to reconstruct the intricate patterns and idiosyncrasies that characterized the language spoken by everyday people during the Roman era.

Our team of linguists, historians, and AI experts has meticulously curated a corpus of Vulgar Latin texts, ranging from colloquial conversations to street graffiti, allowing us to capture the essence of this vibrant linguistic tapestry. By training state-of-the-art language models on this unique dataset, we can generate text that emulates the lexical and syntactic structure of Vulgar Latin, offering an immersive experience into the linguistic fabric of antiquity and later times.