 
 <prompt> Wetin be di current recommendation on spelling? Based on di last question, write one context wey contain di answer. E fit be 1 - 20 sentences. Context: <response>: ```For Late Empire and Middle Ages, dem dey spell Vergilius as Virgilius. Two explanations dey wey people dey give for dis change. One talk say dem get false etymology wey dey connect with the word virgo ("maiden" for Latin) sake of say Virgil too dey too "maiden"-like modest. Another explanation be say Vergilius change to Virgilius sake of say dem dey compare am with Latin virga ("wand") sake of the magical or prophetic powers wey dem dey give Virgil for Middle Ages (but e no too dey common for manuscripts, e no too dey widespread). For Norman schools (wey dey follow French way), dem dey like to change Latin names by removing their Latin endings, so na Virgil. For 19th century, some classicists wey dem train for Germany for United States suggest say make dem change am to Vergil, sake of say e dey closer to im original name, and e dey like the traditional German spelling. Modern usage dey allow both, but Oxford guide to style dey recommend Vergilius to avoid confusion with Virgilius Maro Grammaticus wey be grammarian for 8th century. Some writers wey dey write after Renaissance like to dey call am "The Swan of Mantua".``` 