Accents and Ligature Consistency about divinum-officium HOT 4 CLOSED

Ongoing task: keep it open.

A tool to apply accents automatically can speed up the work, but must be used 
with care. An accent can change the meaning of a word. For example, óccido - I 
go down, I die; occído - I kill, I knock down. An accent can also be the 
difference between the present tense (pérvenit) and the perfect tense 
(pervénit) of the same verb.

Either the results need to be verified or (probably more difficult) the list 
needs to be purged of ambiguous forms.

Yep.  Not to mention mária / María .

Careful verification _and_ purging is the way to go.   The automated tool 
screams when its sees a conflict, so if there's an unpurged ambiguity it has a 
chance of screaming when the other form is noticed.

The problem is that this project seems to have most of the web's accented 
liturgical Latin already.  So "slurp a bit liturgical Latin text from 
somewhere" isn't as easy as it sounds...