Gesta Romanorum Definition
Gesta Ro·ma·no·rum (jes′tə rō′mə nôr′əm)
noun
a 14th-cent. European collection of tales in Latin, used as a source of plots by Chaucer, Shakespeare, etc.
Etymology: ML, doings of the Romans
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