After the Roman Empire in Western Europe fell, and Germanic kingdoms took its place, the Germanic people adopted Latin as a language more suitable to legal, and other more formal, expression.Old LatinThe earliest known form of Latin is Old Latin, which was spoken from the Roman Kingdom to ...
學生們也學習了 Latin 29個詞語 latin exam questions 23個詞語 GCSE Latin Vocab - Words 211-240 Extra Info 30個詞語 Cursus Honorum Offices, etc. 老師24個詞語 The 6 Kingdoms - Classification 8個詞語 word within a word list 1-2 50個詞語 ...
gam (Greek): marriage; union SAT Focus Word: amalgam (n.) polygamy an alloy or union of mercury with another metal The dentist filled my cavity with amalgam. polygamy marriage to more than one person monogamy marriage / faithfulness to one person gamete reproductive cell (such as sperm or e...
Aboveall, he wrotewhen the Ottonianemperors had efficientlyrevivedthe idea ofaRoman Empire: they ruled over twokingdoms, they werepresent and effective in Rome and in the South, wheretheirpower was metwith support (however limited). Otto II married Theophano in972andrancampaigns in the South ...
I continue my "why I travel" series attempting to trace a line to where my own wanderlust began. In part 3, I connect my experiences with mexican dishwashers..
into which we put a well-integrated region of the Roman Empire, and out of which emerges a patchwork of new kingdoms, cultures and languages. Explaining the workings of this change on the basis of the available evidence is a challenge that continues to keep historians very busy, and keeps ...
Will the Latin Empire have their own version of the Varangian Guard from Christianised mercenaries from the Scandinavian kingdoms as well as from the Rus and the Germanies in the Holy Roman Empire? With the Vatican being a part of the Latin Empire will Caesaropapism become the ...
In the late 15th century most of Iberia was consolidated into three kingdoms—Portugal,Castile, andAragon—of which the last two were united through royal marriage. Butsocietyitself was still quite provincial. The most important entity for purposes of organization and affiliation was the city and ...
The larger islands were inhabited by the Arawak, a sedentary if modestly developed people with kingdoms, rulers, nobles, and obligatory labour mechanisms. Their ruler was called a cacique, and the Spaniards adopted the word and carried it with them wherever they went in the Americas. The ...