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Peoples who are, or are related to, native speakers of a Germanic language.
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Examples for "germanics"
Examples for "germanics"
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Luther's attitude provoked spirited discussion throughout the Germanics, and the more discussion, the more interest and excitement.
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It must be remembered that the Germanics were at that time used as a sort of breeding-ground for princes.
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The signal for the outbreak of hostilities in the Germanics was given by a rebellion in Bohemia against the Habsburgs.
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To one of the popes of the fifteenth century, a distinguished cardinal represented the disorders of the clergy, especially in the Germanics.
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As early as 1487 Felix Fabri, a Dominican of Ulm wrote: "Si Germani essent ubique concordes, totum orbem domarent."
2
"Germani to Fany 3 feathers."
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Runes are the characters of the alphabet of the early Germanic peoples.
2
The Frankish conquests differed in two important respects from those of the other Germanic peoples.
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Charlemagne's conquests were not confined to Germanic peoples.
4
What put these Germanic peoples on going South?
5
All this changes when the ancient world passes away and the Germanic peoples come upon the scene.
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Runes are the characters of the alphabet of the early Germanic peoples.
2
The Germanic people were defeated in a great battle A.D. 179.
3
The Germanic people fear God much more than the Latin people.
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Franks, a Germanic people on the Rhine river, who afterward founded the French monarchy.
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The Frankish conquests differed in two important respects from those of the other Germanic peoples.
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Beyond the Alps the Gallic and Germanic tribes were in restless movement.
2
We learned also about the Slavs who lived to the eastward of the Germanic tribes.
3
Palmer did not belong to the Germanic tribe.
4
Carnival dates back to ancient times when the Germanic tribes celebrated it to chase away winter demons.
5
The Germanic tribes (the Goths, Franks, Lombards, etc.)
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The general name by which they are known among the Teutonic peoples is need-fire.
2
All of them were affected by the Protestant revolution, the Teutonic peoples permanently, the others transiently.
3
The development of the country as a Teutonic people was checked and turned aside by this event.
4
His "Germania" is a most valuable record of the early institutions of the Teutonic peoples.
5
Tennyson's poem, "The Victim," is a vivid picture of human sacrifice among the Teutonic peoples:-
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In like manner, two German tribes became the master races in Spain.
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He was also to some extent in league with the German tribes.
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The German tribes were voluntary and fluctuating associations of soldiers, almost of savages.
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The German tribes were contented with this rude but liberal outline of political society.
5
He defended the Empire against the Eastern barbaric German tribes.
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The general name by which they are known among the Teutonic peoples is need-fire.
2
All of them were affected by the Protestant revolution, the Teutonic peoples permanently, the others transiently.
3
His "Germania" is a most valuable record of the early institutions of the Teutonic peoples.
4
Tennyson's poem, "The Victim," is a vivid picture of human sacrifice among the Teutonic peoples:-
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In the first place it reflected and reacted upon the growing national self-consciousness, particularly of the Teutonic peoples.
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Universally popular with Germanic races, it is too strong for the others.
2
Precision flows through the Germanic race like so much precisely counted blood.
3
By the Teutonic element in history is meant of course the Germanic race.
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It is with ballads of the Germanic race, however, that we are now concerned.
5
Germany and the Germanic races increase rapidly in number.
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Beyond the Alps the Gallic and Germanic tribes were in restless movement.
2
We learned also about the Slavs who lived to the eastward of the Germanic tribes.
3
Carnival dates back to ancient times when the Germanic tribes celebrated it to chase away winter demons.
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The Germanic tribes (the Goths, Franks, Lombards, etc.)
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These opinions no doubt come from a stressing of the importance that the Germanic tribes associated with the solstice.
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These fragments of ancient Germanic sylvan liberty have happily been preserved almost everywhere in Germany.
2
The Aryo-Romanic and the Slavo-Germanic tongues have completely disappeared; so also the Aryan, the Greco-Roman, the Slavo-Lettic, and the ancient Germanic.
3
The Slavo-Germanic stem then branches into the ancient Germanic and the ancient Slavo-Lettic tongues; the Aryo-Romanic into the ancient Aryan and the ancient Greco-Roman.
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We see these jests repeated over and over again in the folklore of Latin and Germanic nations.
2
It was inhabited chiefly by Celtic tribes, who, uniting with Germanic nations, made a most obstinate defense.
3
Yes, the work of civilizing the Germanic nations was a task of herculean proportions and of tremendous significance.
4
Make a list of all the Germanic nations mentioned in this chapter, and give a short account of each.
5
He collected the scattered codes, so far as laws were codified, of the various Germanic nations, and modified them.
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