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romance

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
romance [O.Fr.,=something written in the popular language, i.e., a Romance language ]. The roman of the Middle Ages was a form of chivalric and romantic literature widely diffused throughout Europe from the 11th cent. With the Provençal troubadours the roman was a form of narrative, originally sung but later recited before courts. The trouvères lengthened these into the chansons de geste and the romans d'aventures, or romances of love and adventure. It is from the latter class that the modern romance descends (see novel ). Bibliography: See studies... Read more
ROMANCE LANGUAGES
ROMANCE LANGUAGES [From Medieval Latin romancium/romancia a Latin...FRENCH and SPANISH . Identifying the languages The number of Romance languages varies according to the criteria used to establish...and Judeo-Spanish, also called Judezmo and Ladino (the Romance equivalent of Yiddish)). Extinct ... Read more
Romance languages
...Western Hemisphere. Among the more important Romance languages are Catalan, French, Italian...Romanian, and Spanish. The spread of some Romance languages to other parts of the world...Spain, Portugal, and France. All of the Romance languages are descended from Latin (see... Read more

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