Much of the grammatical load of a sentence is carried by positional cues.
Most programming languages use similar positional grammatical cues.
This flexibility is possible because Latin uses inflection to denote lexical roles. There is no reason that programming languages could not also make use of inflection, rather than position, to denote lexical roles. This talk will describe an alternative syntactic binding for the Perl programming language. This binding uses inflections based on classical Latin grammar, rather than positional constraints.