Sentence examples for its later form from inspiring English sources

For example, Oscan ceus 'citizen' is a Latin loanword that stems from a form *ceuis, which existed about 200 bce and was intermediate between Old Latin ceivis and its later form civis; Oscan aídil and kvaísstur imitate Latin aedilis and quaestor, terms for offices in the Roman government; and the Veneti adopted the Roman word for 'freed man,' libertus.

The Roman Empire had set the great example, which survived not only in the Holy Roman Empire of the Middle Ages but also in the concept of the res publica christiana ("Christian republic" or community) and in its later secularized form of a united world civilization.

The empire of Alexander and his successors created a great world community which, whether in Macedonian, Greco-Roman, or its later Christian form, established a cultural unity that was destined to be broken only 1,000 years later with the advent of Muslim imperialism (beginning in 7th century ad).

The work exists also in its later expanded form as the Sonata for Strings (1971), which, the critic Trevor Harvey wrote, combines Walton in his most energetically rhythmic mood with a "vein of lyrical tenderness which is equally characteristic and is so rewarding to listen to".

Roman legal procedure, long evolving system used in the Roman courts, which in its later stages formed the basis for modern procedure in civil-law countries.

They will endure, mostly because they realize the utter singularity of the human race over time, from its earliest manifestations to its later, terrorized forms.

This would later form the template for ABN.

The so-called Apostles' Creed is one such later form.

Some 18 men, who would later form into small groups, began heading towards Boston.

Burroughs met Paul Bowles and Brion Gysin, with whom he would later form an uncompromising avant-garde partnership in Paris.

This later form of Lyric-Doric is also found in the lyric parts of Attic tragedy.