Romania submersa

**Romania submersa** orbis Latini partes, quae imperii Romanorum casu linguam Romanam perdiderint, describit. Illis in regionibus, vulgari sermone Latino linguis barbaris substituto, lingua Romanica nulla temporibus recentioribus adhibetur. Inter quas regiones sunt:
* Britannia
* Pannonia (vide "lingua Romanica Pannoniensis")
* Africa
* Germania australis (vide et "lingua Romanica Mosellensis")
* Moesia

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