Elements of Romance origin in the anthroponymy of the Glagolitic inscriptions of the island Krk
This paper deals with the details of the Slavic-Romance language (cultural, social and ethnic) contact that took place in Dalmatia in the 7th-19th centuries and in particular studies the anthroponyms from the Glagolitic inscriptions of the island Krk of the 10th-11th and 14th-18th centuries. Anthroponyms are analyzed from the point of view of the ratio and distribution of origin Slavic and borrowed elements (romanisms). It is concluded that in the inscriptions of the 14th-18th centuries romanisms constitutes a majority (88% of personal names and 60% of surnames). Older romanisms include borrowed church names and surnames derived from them. To younger romanisms - the surnames derived from Romance words and the proper Romance surnames. Surnames of Roman origin may indicate the slavization of the Romance population or the spread of Romance names among the Slavonic population. Comparison with the surviving material of the 10th-11th centuries allows us to compare the language situation of the island Krk with a tendency for a significant increase of the Roman anthroponyms in the 12th-16th centuries, described for the German area.