Graecus

Etymology: Spanish, alteration of griego Greek, stranger, from Latin Graecus Greek

Election Day Draws to a Close.... 2003

As a pendant to "negros/mavros", I'll remind the legend that "'Greek' comes from a Latin word Graecus that implies that we'll always be under someone someone's domination and have no ties to Ancient Greece, I mean Ancient Hellas".

languagehat.com: CHINESE 'JEW.' 2005

Latins and other foreigners, as well as Greeks writing to such people, use it not seldom for any Greek, as "Graecus" in

The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 6: Fathers of the Church-Gregory XI 1840-1916 1913

Syrianus 'work on Aristotle's Metaphysics is transmitted in some 18 manuscripts dating from the 15th and 16th centuries, two of which are superior to the others: the Parisinus Graecus 1896 and the Hamburgensis phil. gr.

Syrianus Wildberg, Christian 2009

Adolescens Graecus erat in Egypti coenobio qui nulla operis magnitudine, nulla persuasione flammam poterat sedare: monasterii pater hac arte servavit.

Anatomy of Melancholy 2007

His "Graecus sum ...." came out strangled, so tremulous Margo's heart constricted.

Time Scout Asprin, Robert 1995

There, in a small room, Stephano slouched scowling against the flaking wall, and Graecus, the stocky sculptor, straddled a bench, grinning.

Conan the Defender Jordan, Robert 1982

In her present mood, she would think he was trying to shift her sympathy from Graecus to himself.

Conan the Defender Jordan, Robert 1982

Without waiting for an answer, she turned to Graecus, uttering soothing sounds and stroking his brow.

Conan the Defender Jordan, Robert 1982

Graecus looked a little unsettled at that, and Stephano laughed mockingly, "Gold!"

Conan the Defender Jordan, Robert 1982