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I think that this sentence was copied down in an incomplete form. "Hodie" should actually be "hodierno die". In that case it means: it is good to fall (to die) on this day. It could be part of a speech such as: it is good, on this day, to die for a noble cause, for freedom, for our country, etc.

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