Holy Roman

English Etymology en Holy Roman Empire. Adjective Holy Roman en historical Of, from or pertaining to the Holy Roman Empire. Derived terms en Holy Roman Emperor Holy Roman Empress Noun Holy Roman en historical A person from the Holy Roman Empire. en 28 February 2002 Archimedes Plutonium England moves ahead in cloning human embryos, Hooray soc.history https://groups.google.com/g/soc.history/c/C11tTM_vLjI/m/VU8FVcW61zAJ So, the question is, did Greeks to Romans behave similarly? Did Romans to Holy Romans behave similarly? And did Holy Romans to England behave similarly? I am wondering if there was some sort of *analogous technology* that England banned or denied yet the Holy Romans developed which is similar to our present day cloning technology. Perhaps the Gutenberg printing press? That England tried to ban it but the Holy Romans developed and when England saw its horrific mistake in this promising technology of printing press, that they turned around 180 degrees and rushed to develop it themselves. en Demonyms