Sentence examples for beyond roman from inspiring English sources

Beyond Roman influence, there is evidence of wheelhouses and underground souterrains.

The unparished area includes Worting which was previously a separate village and parish, extending beyond Roman Road and Old Kempshott Lane, which might otherwise be considered the town's 'natural' western extremity.

In Northumberland, just beyond the Roman Wall, about 25 miles from Newcastle.

It is vital that within and beyond the Roman Catholic church, this is recognised as social comment, not doctrine, nor even theological opinion.

IN THE 12 months since he appeared on the balcony of St Peter's to begin his papacy with a disarmingly unaffected "Good evening" to the crowd below, Pope Francis has won a following far beyond the Roman Catholic church.

A well preserved settlement at Longknowe is thought to be Romano-British, although this part of Northumberland lay beyond the Roman frontier for much of the period of occupation.

Ultramontanism, (from Medieval Latin ultramontanus, "beyond the mountains"), in Roman Catholicism, a strong emphasis on papal authority and on centralization of the church.

Beyond that, Romans, early Christian missionaries and, of course, the Vikings all claimed pieces of what was once an island formed by a now-extinct river.

"It was beyond frustrating," Mr. Roman said.

In the centre of the square beyond is the Roman Catholic Cathedral (9), begun in 1865 and radically altered in 2006-09.

Mr. Ross's Jimmy may be a lowly trash collector, but his world is widening beyond the strictly Roman Catholic one he was born into — his craving for gefilte fish, it turns out, is only the beginning.