Sentence examples for considered roman from inspiring English sources

All things considered, Roman Abramovic has a lot to answer for.

At first, the Romans who moved to such colonies exchanged their Roman citizenship for generous land grants, but after 177 bc Latin colonists were considered Roman citizens.

He might well be considered Roman Catholicism's Roger Ebert, and he might be expected to choose and evaluate movies in terms of their fealty to, or dissent from, Catholic orthodoxy.

In summary, Leo III in 717 ruled over an empire humiliated by the presence of pagan barbarians upon Balkan soil rightfully considered "Roman," threatened by an attack upon its Anatolian heartland and its capital, and reduced, finally, in the West to Sicily and the remnants of the Ravenna exarchate.

IF you want to understand the real dangers of picking up the wrong suitcase from the airport baggage claim area, consider Roman Polanski's FRANTIC (1988).

Many young French people consider Roman Catholicism the religion of guilt, often ill-adapted to social realities and harmed by continuing scandals over pedophilia.

By 200 bc the Great Mother of the Gods (Magna Mater) and her consort Attis were introduced into the Roman pantheon and were considered as Roman gods.

The pope is considered by Roman Catholics to be the apostolic successor of Saint Peter and earthly head of the Roman Catholic Church.

The third section discusses 15 articles that could be considered by Roman Catholics and Protestants.

There he made speeches against arbitrary taxation and in favour of preservation of English Protestantism from what he considered the Roman Catholic leanings of the archbishops.

A Phoenician tower may have occupied the site originally, but the present structure, 185 feet (56.8 metres) tall, is considered a Roman work dating from or at least remodeled during the reign of Trajan (98 117 ce).