long shot, the only one to reference Dacia, and the Dacian people, rather than Romania, or the Romanian people. Other very famous historical figures from our history also speak extensively of Dacia, and our heritage as Dacians, not Romans, or Romanians. 
Not long after this attempt at unification, worried by the influence that the Turks had achieved, the Catholic Church initiated an exchange of clergy between Transylvania (under the control of the Catholic Austro-Hungarians), and Rome. These Orthodox priests and clergymen were invited to study in Rome under the pretense that Christians should stick together against the Turkish influence.
It is at this point in time that Romanians start referring to themselves as such, and that notable historical references to us being the descendants of Romans begin to enterinto the divorce decree by reference, thereby awarding custody to Teresa. At the time of the divorce, Teresa was pregnant with the couple's third child, who was born in February 1983. In August 1984, Teresa gave birth to a fourth child.
Four months after the divorce was granted, Roger filed a motion for change of custody alleging Teresa's emotional and mental state had deteriorated and this required a change of custody from *673 Teresa to Roger. About ten days later, Roger dismissed his motion, stating the parties had mutually agreed to settle the custody dispute without the intervention of the court.
On November 6, 1985, Teresa executed a document captioned "Parental Consent" granting full care, custody, and control of her four minor children to Carolyn G. and Brenda S. Criqui,