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'''Gasmoulos''' ([[Greek]]: Γασμουλος) is the name given by Byzantines to person(s) born from a mixed marriage (Greek x Frank or Latin). | '''Gasmoulos''' ([[Greek]]: Γασμουλος) is the name given by Byzantines to person(s) born from a mixed marriage (Greek x Frank or Latin). | ||
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| − | One of the better known "Gasmoulo" is the Byzantine Cavalry Officer [[George Sgouromallaios]] (Sgouromalis) (father from the family [[Sgouros]], mother from the family | + | Allegedly, the word derives from the French word "Gas" (Garcon = Boy = Αγορι) and the Latin word Mulus (Mulus = Mule = Μουλαρι). |
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| + | One of the better known "Gasmoulo" is the Byzantine Cavalry Officer [[George Sgouromallaios]] (Sgouromalis) (father from the family [[Sgouros]], mother from the Latin family de Mailly). | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:00, February 12, 2009
Gasmoulos (Greek: Γασμουλος) is the name given by Byzantines to person(s) born from a mixed marriage (Greek x Frank or Latin).
Allegedly, the word derives from the French word "Gas" (Garcon = Boy = Αγορι) and the Latin word Mulus (Mulus = Mule = Μουλαρι).
One of the better known "Gasmoulo" is the Byzantine Cavalry Officer George Sgouromallaios (Sgouromalis) (father from the family Sgouros, mother from the Latin family de Mailly).