Is Prolog bicameral? Because it has a `read` predicate? Is bicameral then just a matter of implementing a `read` function which returns a tree of tokens, whic

Is Prolog bicameral? Because it has a `read` predicate? Is bicameral then just a matter of implementing a `read` function which returns a tree of tokens, which you could implement for C or Python? Which makes bicamerality a property of a library rather than a property of the language?