Gallic
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Gallic is an adjective that may refer to:
- Gaul, from which the name derives, a region of Europe roughly corresponding to modern France and parts of the surrounding countries
- Gauls, the Celtic people of this region
- A synonym for French
- Roman Gaul, a Roman province in Gaul
- Gallic Empire, a brief independent realm from AD 260 to AD 273
- Gaulish language, a Celtic language spoken in Gaul prior to the Roman conquest
- Gallic epoch, an obsolete epoch of the Cretaceous
- Gallican Rite, an ancient church rite
- Gallicanism and Gallican Church, a political-religious philosophy
- SS Gallic, two ships of the White Star Line
As an uncapitalized adjective, gallic may refer to:
- gall
- gallic acid, a phenolic compound
[edit] Distinguish from
- Galik script, a variation of the traditional Mongolian script
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