The term 'Italic Language' refers to a group of languages spoken in ancient Italy. These languages include LATIN, Oscan, and Sabine. LATIN was the language of the Roman Empire and is still used today in many countries. Oscan and Sabine were two Italic languages that were spoken by the people of ancient Italy before the Roman Empire. Oscan was spoken in the south of Italy, while Sabine was spoken in the north.