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theanthropic (iou) and Norman Conquest, the (oh)


theanthropic (iou)



theanthropic adjective. M17.
[from ecclesiastical Greek theanthropos god-man, from theos god + anthropos man: see -IC.]
Pertaining to or of the Nature of both god and man; at once human and divine; embodying deity in human form. Cf. THEANDRIC.
the'anthropy noun (rare) theanthropic Nature, theanthropism M17.

Norman Conquest, the (oh)



the period when the Normans, led by William the Conqueror, took control of England after defeating the English king Harold II, at the Battle of Hastings in 1066. These events had a very great influence on England's history, culture, and language, and French became the main language of the ruling class.