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A history book I came across claims that medieval Western Europeans identified themselves as "Latins." Is this true? Would Spanish, French, Italian, etc people all recognize that they were one ethnic group?

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Did the Lombards significantly change Italian culture?

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Did medieval Europeans who spoke a Romance language identify as "Latins"?

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When did Mesopotamia become Arab?

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How prevalent were Greeks in Syria during Roman and Byzantine times?

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Lombards and Langobards?

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How quickly do mummified bodies decay?

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What did medieval Latin speakers call themselves? What was their ethnic identity?

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When did Latin cease to be spoken in Germany west of the Rhine?

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Native Christians of the Maghreb?

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