Sentence examples for evolution of the roman from inspiring English sources

WH: Yes, so do I, but it's more the programmatic, big writing about celebrating the Roman Empire, celebrating the Augustean Empire, celebrating the evolution of the Roman republic into an empire.... [It's]the Georgics - it's about agriculture... about farming.

As Roman society was very hierarchical by modern standards, the evolution of the Roman government was heavily influenced by the struggle between the patricians, Rome's land-holding aristocracy, who traced their ancestry back to the founding of Rome, and the plebeians, the far more numerous citizen-commoners.

London started its evolution with the Roman creation of Londinium and some of the main axes of the contemporary city, such as Oxford Street, are still with us.

Different scenarios have been simulated to understand the possible evolution of the transit demand share in the Roman urban area.

Some of Stabiae's villas can also help us trace the evolution of Roman painting, even at a single location.

The commencement of the personal rule of Louis XIV in 1661 marked the beginning of a new era in French political power and artistic influence, and the French Academy in Rome (founded 1666) rapidly became a major factor in the evolution of Roman art.

Catholic resistance was never overcome, and the consequent evolution of a separate Roman Catholic school system did not diminish Catholic dissatisfaction with the movement to state schools.

We should be encouraging the development of a structure that brings together French imams to discuss the evolution of their theology, on the model of the Roman Catholic church's bishops' conference.

The evolution of the lake also reflects changes in grazing and agricultural practices since the Roman Period associated to the exploitation of nearby salt mining.

The Roman Magistrates were elected officials of the Roman Republic.

One potential confound is the impact of the Roman Empire.