The phrase "and its Roman" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something related to Roman culture or people, but without context, it is ambiguous.
Example: "The city is known for its ancient architecture and its Roman influences."
Alternatives: "and its Roman aspects" or "and its Roman heritage".
(Auchincloss prefers "Julian" and its Roman setting).
These shores have a dark legacy of smugglers and the harbour town of Maryport makes a great gateway to this coast and its Roman history.
Catanzaro is the region's capital, handy for the Ionian and Tyrrhenian beaches, plus La Sila national park, a wild and mountainous plateau, and the Scolacium and its Roman, Greek, Norman, Byzantine ruins.
It was unveiled on Wednesday before several hundred people who crowded together for a solemn ceremony that included the president of Austria, the city's mayor, its chief rabbi and its Roman Catholic archbishop.
There will be Christmas cake and its Roman counterpart pangiallo (yellow bread), a dense mass of dried and candied fruit, nuts and spices, painted with saffron glaze and baked.
It's a great temptation to make the journey on to Milan last a fortnight, passing as it does through some of northern Italy's finest cities: Padua and its vast elliptical square lined with statues; Vicenza and its cluster of buildings by Palladio; Verona and its Roman Arena; Brescia and its circular Romanesque cathedral.
By contrast, the Diocese of Peoria is predominantly white and its 240,000 Roman Catholics are spread over 17,000 square miles of central Illinois plains.
Whereas Chrysippus limits citizenship in the cosmos to those who in fact live in agreement with the cosmos and its law, Roman Stoics extend citizenship to all human beings by virtue of their rationality.
She is the 111th appointment to the Court, has the distinction of being its first justice of Hispanic heritage, its third female justice, and its twelfth Roman Catholic justice.
York, already blessed by cultural heritage with its Roman and Viking past and its gothic minster, would doubtless benefit, too.
Judging by the scale of its Roman forum and theater, it remained an important and prosperous city during the Roman era, but, beginning in the fifth century A.D., it began to suffer from barbarian incursions.
