Sentence examples for Roman from inspiring English sources
adjective
Upright, as opposed to italic.
The Secrets of Vesuvius (The Roman Mysteries) by Caroline Lawrence Young history buffs will realise they're in for an exciting explosion when Flavia and her Roman Mysteries crew visit her uncle in Pompeii... in AD79.
Starting in Saint-Rémy, the trail includes the medieval village of Les Baux-de-Provence Baux-de-Provence Baux-de-Provence
Use italics for foreign words and phrases (with roman translation in brackets); poetry and scientific names.
The real Spartacus was a soldier in the Roman army before being made a prisoner.
Helena obviously prefers hers coated in the Roman republic's entire supply of bronzer, for she picks Spartacus.
Parla is an experienced critic and writer and is currently working on a Roman cookbook to add to her existing catalogue of guides to the city.
In the 1950s and 1960s Duras was an avatar of the literary movement called the "nouveau roman".
The cross is perhaps best known for its Christian symbolism, but it's also a mathematical sign, a Chinese character to indicate the number 10 - and the same in Roman numerals, except that cross is a diagonal X.
Good order and authority are now necessary… We must have recourse to the old Roman expedient in times of confusion and choose a dictator".
The poems in the book are untitled, and given Roman numerals, a device that adds to the biblical flavour.
Their conduct will appear to the future to be as economically irresponsible as the debasing of the Roman coinage.
