Romanic

1 He has written in the Romanic dialect in use in Auvergne, which, if it lacks the finish and polish of the Provençal, is not wanting in grace and ingenuousness.

2 The Romanic race tends to absolutism in government; it is clannish; it loves chieftains; it develops a people that crave strong and showy governments to support and plan for them.

3 If the word is of Romanic origin it is probably a metathesized form of the Lat. vasculum, diminutive of vas, vessel.

4 The madness seems to have been contagious, for Protestant authorities were as bloodthirsty as Catholics; the Inquisition waged for generations unceasing war against this new class of heretics among the nations of the Romanic race.

5 The concrete significance of the Romanic words becomes apparent to him, and they acquire energy and vitality.

6 In the Scandinavian provinces the Teutonic element was too strong, and in Spain and Italy the Romanic, to develop in these countries perfect feudalism.

7 To these two languages, and to the Provençal, French, Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese, called, from their Roman origin, the Romance or Romanic languages, all that is prominent and precious in modern letters belongs.

8 The meaning seems to have originated in Romanic, cf.

9 In French and other Romanic languages, in which the word occurs, e.g.

10 It seems to us that no Romanic derivative of the Latin root should he given, unless to show that the word has come into English by that channel.

11 It may naturally be supposed that this glossing of MSS. began in Celtic and Teutonic, rather than in Romanic lands.

12 McAfee, a division of Intel Corp, did not identify a sponsor for the attacks but said they were carried out by a hackers group known as the New Romanic Cyber Army Team.

13 Besides the Germanic and Romanic, which constitute the greater part of the English language, many other tongues have furnished their quota.

14 As it was the purely German nations among whom the principle of spirit first manifested itself, so it was by the Romanic nations that the abstract idea was first comprehended.

15 Another worker, Adam Romanic, 37, said he was "gutted".

16 The Latin or Romanic nations, for the most part, still adhered to him.

17 For Joseph Romanic, 19, the store was essential in fostering his passion for music.

18 The New Romanic Cyber Army Team makes frequent use of Roman and classical terms in their code.

19 Applying these considerations to Mr. Longfellow's choice of words in his translation of Dante, we see at once the unsoundness of the principle that Italian words should be rendered by their Romanic equivalents in English.

20 When the progress of Christianity permitted the foundation of a new bishopric at Utrecht, this religious metropolis was not subjected to any Romanic influence.

1 罗曼斯语

romance Romance languages

2 罗曼语

romance Romanesque Italian

3 罗曼斯语的

romance

4 罗曼诸语言

romance

5 拉丁语系民族

Latin

6 罗马人

Roman

7 罗马

Roman Romish Rome the City of Seven Hills roman rome seven hilled city

8 罗曼语的

romance Romanesque

9 拉丁语系的

romanesque

10 拉丁系语言

romance romanesque

11 罗马的

Roman Romish roman