Sentence examples for forms of roman from inspiring English sources
This palace is almost a parody of the serene classicism of Donato Bramante while retaining the forms of Roman antiquity.
During his Oxford period he published many papers and three books: Forms of Roman Legislation (1956), The New Testament and Rabbinic Judaism (1956), his most substantial work, and the highly original Roman Law: Linguistic, Social, and Philosophical Aspects (1969).
(Cotter) Galleries: 57th Street * Maria Elena González This excellent two-gallery show plays with the forms of Roman Catholic religious imagery and reliquaries that Ms. González encountered during a yearlong stay in Rome, but translates both into highly personal post-Minimalist forms.
It is true that Christianity also has had its Unitarians, such as the 16th-century Italian theologian Faustus Socinus, but this religion in its three classic forms of Roman Catholicism, Eastern Orthodoxy, and Protestantism acknowledges one God in three Persons: God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit.
But at the same time individuality, eccentricity is valued in tomb architecture, allowed in tomb architecture in a way that perhaps it isn't in other forms of Roman architecture, and we see it taken to its limit in this particular building.
The tablets are written in forms of Roman cursive script, considered to be the forerunner of joined-up writing, which varies in style by author.
They're supplemented by east European talent in the form of Roman Bednar and Marek Cech.
Nearly all the agricultural tribes adopted some form of Roman Catholicism and much Spanish material culture.
Mr. Gibson practices a traditionalist form of Roman Catholicism that does not recognize the changes of Vatican II.
The son of a wealthy lawyer, Tillemont attended Port-Royal, the famous school of the Jansenists, who advocated an austere form of Roman Catholicism.
It can be generally stated that all the Uto-Aztecan speakers of northern Mexico today practice some form of Roman Catholicism blended with native religion.
