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there is also the literary term roman á clef, (i think that is the right accent mark over the a) which is a thinly disguised novel (Colors by anonymous) comes to mind as an example, --anyone reading it, could easily see it was about bill clinton--but the names of all the key players had been changed to protect the guilty
OP Works that were written in this people's language rather than classical Latin were termed Romances or Romans. Ah! Merci.
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