This is my first attempt... (There have been a lot of those recently, huh?) Of course the little module I load at the beginning handles 90% of the obfuscation... Sorry about my lousy ASCII art. 
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
use Lingua::Romana::Perligata;

                     huic nuntio perlegementum da. adnota
                   morde                              huic.
                 meo     emptyo.                         meo 
               lefto.   meo      bello.                   dum 
               hoc   metamentum  fac  sic  lefto          hoc 
               tum       nullum  adnota   ab   ex         prae
               adnota       cum  ex      hic   hoc cuius    exten
          tum duo excerpementum  da.    huic   hoc tum  duo  adnota
           excerpementum         da.      da bello leftum    adnota 
            senidemimentum.                 adnota abs       de
                 scribe                            egresso bellum 
                  indementum.                      cis  adnota de
                       adnota                           notata
                        scribe egresso novumversum. adnota   
                                     finis
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