re-Romanizev.

1612 J. Sylvester tr. Tropheis xxviii. sig. Ccc2^v, in E. Grimeston tr. P. Matthieu Heroyk Life Henry IV Re-Romaniz'd, so (say They) Heauen [he] coniures; His Errors at Saint Denis hee abiures [Fr. Il reuient à l'Eglise, & le Ciel l'en conjure, Au Temple sainct Denys ses erreurs il abjure].

1882 P. Schaff et al. Relig. Encycl. I. 307/1 Immediately after the battle of Mühlberg Ferdinand I sent the Jesuits into Bohemia to re-romanize the country.

1907 H. M. Du Bose Symbol of Methodism ii. 38 The Church was re-Romanized, and Mary by her persecutions and legal executions of Protestants fairly won the title of ‘Bloody’.

2006 R. Viscusi Buried Caesars ix. 163 It [sc. the Reformation] worked a revolution in the Church of England that has not been revoked, despite many efforts to re-Romanize that institution.

1866 A. Gavazzi No Union with Rome i. 33 If all its adherents' views and labours tend to nothing but the re-Romanization of the English nation.

1882 P. Schaff et al. Relig. Encycl. I. 307/1 Ferdinand II..now carried through what his ancestor, Ferdinand I, had only attempted,—the re-romanization of Bohemia.

1998 H. Küng Global Ethic for Global Politics & Econ. 139 This spiritual renewal of Europe in fact amounts to a re-Catholicization, or better, a ‘Re-Romanization’, in which fear is of ‘Church, Church over all?’ (thus a graffito on a wall in Poland).