An·glo-Lat·in ( ng gl -ltn)n. Medieval Latin as used in England. |
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| urbis in the Anglo-Latin Stores of the Cities (pp. It is to the annual asado, or barbecue, of the Anglo-Argentine Society, the biggest Anglo-Latin American grouping in Britain. Haan, 'Milton's In Quintum Novembris and the Anglo-Latin Gunpowder Epic', Humanistica Lovaniensia, 40 (1992), 221-50). |
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