Römisch

Related words

• Mora

  Default interest, delay

• Untergang

  Downfall

• Latinisierung

  Latinization

• Volsker

  The Volsci were an ancient Italic people who lived in Latium.

• Markgraf

  Margrave

• Tetrarch

  A tetrarch was a ruler of one-fourth of a kingdom, especially in the Roman Empire.

• Tibermetropole

  Tiber Metropolis

• Tiberstadt

  Tiber city (Rome)

• Fundort

  Discovery site

• Römerzeit

  The Roman era is the epoch of Roman history in which the Roman Empire existed and dominated large parts of Europe.

• Erzkanzler

  Archchancellor

• Limes

  The Limes was a border fortification of the Roman Empire.

• Reichskrone

  Imperial Crown

• Goldbulle

  Golden Bull

• Zahlzeichen

  numeral

• Altertumswissenschaft

  Classical studies, classics

• Daker

  Dacian

• Kastell

  Castellum

• catholisch

  'Catholisch' is an outdated spelling of 'katholisch', which refers to the Roman Catholic Church.

• Venus

  Venus is the name of a planet in our solar system and also the name of a Roman goddess of love and beauty.

• hellenistisch

  Hellenistic refers to the Greek culture and history of the period after Alexander the Great, approximately from 323 BC to the Roman conquest.

• römisch-katholisch

  Roman Catholic

• augusteisch

  Augustan

• dikasterial

  Dicasterial

• ottonisch

  Ottonian

• kirchenlateinisch

  Ecclesiastical Latin refers to the specific form of Latin used in the Roman Catholic Church.

• Caesar

  Caesar

• Aquädukt

  aqueduct

• Papst

  The Pope is the head of the Roman Catholic Church.

• Katholizismus

  Catholicism refers to the beliefs, practices, and traditions of the Roman Catholic Church.

• Zenturie

  Century (Roman military unit)

• Kardinal

  Cardinal

• Reichsfürst

  Prince of the Holy Roman Empire

• Archäologe

  Archaeologist

• Altertum

  Antiquity refers to the era of human history from the invention of writing to the fall of the Roman Empire.

• Landgraf

  A Landgrave was a noble title in the Holy Roman Empire, conferred on a count who ruled over a larger, directly subordinate territory.

• Gallierin

  A Gallic woman is a woman from Gaul, the historical region that corresponds to modern-day France.

• Keltiberer

  Celtiberians

• Lusitaner

  Lusitano

• Lusitanerin

  Lusitanian woman

• Churfürst

  Prince-elector

• Kurfürst

  An Elector was a member of the college that elected the Holy Roman Emperor.

• Münzsammlung

  A coin collection is a collection of coins, often assembled according to specific criteria such as year, material, or country of origin.

• Fürstprimas

  A Fürstprimas was a high ecclesiastical dignitary in the Holy Roman Empire who often also held secular power.

• Pfalzerzherzog

  Palatine Archduke

• Amphitheater

  amphitheater

• Reichsunmittelbarkeit

  Imperial immediacy

• Alterthum

  Antiquity