This isn't what is normally meant by pig Latin. It's a humorous/parodic piece of classical Latin.
It's pretty funny! It's striking how well it would fit in to 20th century comedy, and the author's translation does a good job of preserving the spirit of it. For a modern take on the part where the pig bequeathes his various body parts, here's John Prine's Please Don't Bury Me
It's pretty funny! It's striking how well it would fit in to 20th century comedy, and the author's translation does a good job of preserving the spirit of it. For a modern take on the part where the pig bequeathes his various body parts, here's John Prine's Please Don't Bury Me
https://youtu.be/JfBdMXhpQnU