Festina lente
A pawn's initial double-move is divided into two parts [FIDE Album]. Festina Lente is a Latin phrase meaning "make haste slowly" and is famous for being first used by the Roman Emperor Augustus.
See also: Albino; Pickaninny; Anti-Albino; Anti-Pickaninny; Slow Excelsior.
Kampmann, Bruno
diagrammes, 1998
2nd Prize
h#7 2.1... (2+5)
1.Sf3
Kg7
2.h5
g4
3.h4
g5
4.h3
g6
5.h2
gxf7
6.h1=R
f8=Q
7.Rb1
Qa3#
1.Kb2
g3
2.Kc3
g4
3.Kd4
g5
4.Ke5
g6
5.Kf6
Kh5
6.Kg7
gxf7
7.Kh8
f8=Q#
Festina lente (white).
Avner, Uri
The Problemist, 2012
h#2* 2.1... (6+14)
1...d4#
1.Bb3
d3
2.Bc4
d4#
1.Bd3
Bf3
2.Bf5
Sd7#
Festina lente (white).
View in Helpmate Analyzer
FEN: 8/8/pp1ppN2/qp1Nk3/rrb3Bp/2K4P/pn1P4/b7