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Bristol gives Tripp his bath in a marble bathroom fit for a Roman emperor.
The evidence: Nike was named for a Greek goddess, Janus for a Roman god.
It had an estimated 70,000 residents and was the base for a Roman legion.
They had named the company for a Roman god usually depicted with two heads facing in different directions.
These are hard times for a Roman Catholic priest, and being late to Mass is the least of it.
Colombian troops backed by helicopters began hunting today for a Roman Catholic bishop who was kidnapped by suspected leftist rebels.
But with a surfeit of northern Italian cooking in Manhattan, New Yorkers should be cheering for a Roman victory.
In games, we get to touch things that could never have been made – not even for a Roman emperor.
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Supporters of the Prime Minister are calling for a Roman-style "praetorian guard" to publicly defend him in the face of criticism if the Conservative Party fails to win the general election.
"What better backdrop could there be for a Roman-themed gala than our own Coliseum?" Following three courses and a live auction, conducted by NBC weatherman Fritz Coleman, the Friday gala moved to the Samuel Oschin Pavilion housing the Space Shuttle Endeavour for dancing and a dessert buffet.
Parthian enterprise in the West began in the time of Mithridates I and was revived by Mithridates II, who negotiated unsuccessfully with Lucius Cornelius Sulla for a Roman Parthian alliance (c. 105 BC).
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