| Display title | Latin in Swedish Genealogical Records |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Until the time of the Protestant Reformation, church, government and many other documents in Sweden were written in Latin. Even in later times, the use of Latin terms and abbreviations are common. The genealogist is well-served by understanding the role that Latin played in the evolution of Swedish records and its interpretation today. |
