| They are written in French strophic forms in the southern dialect, and sometimes have an intermixture of French and Latin lines. |
| As we have seen, rivers facilitate the intermixture of populations and encourage international exchanges and the acceptance of other cultures. |
| Still, I think, that intermixture was the rule, and purity of blood the exception. |
| Turk elements of intermixture in families other than the Turk. |
| These last consist of an intermixture of nepheline or sodalite and alkali-felspar. |
| Hadrian forbade the intermixture of men and women in the public baths. |
