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Latin disappeared completely in Britain after the Roman withdrawal
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REFUTED
the evidence says no
confidence 7/100

Historical and linguistic evidence clearly demonstrates that Latin did not disappear completely from Britain after the Roman withdrawal, but rather continued to be used extensively throughout the medieval period in legal, religious, and administrative contexts.

Evidence against · 3
Latin in Medieval Britain
2017 · cited by 11
This collection details the extensive use of Medieval Latin in Britain from the 6th to 16th centuries for religion, law, and administration, directly refuting the idea that Latin disappeared completely.
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Latin and British in Roman and Post‐Roman Britain: methodology and morphology
2011 · cited by 7
This study examines linguistic contact between Latin and British Celtic in post-Roman Britain, proving that Latin continued to exert influence and was actively used after the Roman withdrawal.
Making the Dictionary of Medieval Latin from British Sources
2017 · cited by 3
The ongoing documentation and compilation of the Dictionary of Medieval Latin from British Sources demonstrates a rich, continuous tradition of Latin usage in Britain well past the Roman period.
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