Sentence examples for roman arrangements from inspiring English sources

A series of path-breaking earlier medieval studies proved that works ordained by medieval kings to maintain the bridge over the river Medway at Rochester, and persisting in various administrative incarnations until the Bridge Trust of the present day, originated in late Roman arrangements.

The Protestant and Roman Catholic arrangements more nearly match one another.

We find that ancient Roman business arrangements, such as the societas (very loosely, "partnership") and the slave-run business endowed by the slaveowner with a peculium (a sum of capital), did not give business creditors the first claim to business assets, making these forms of organization non-entities according to the criterion of asset partitioning.

A number of governments made new arrangements with the Roman Catholic church to encourage religion against political attacks.

A road through the pass was not mentioned until ad 69, when the military arrangement of the Roman province of Germania rendered its construction desirable.

Nor could the organized Roman Catholic movement easily make open arrangements with the Giolitti government.

Rafael Benítez pretended to busy himself with the seating arrangements on his bench, Roman Abramovich staring out impassively from his box high up in the west stand while the mutiny rippled round the arena.

The arrangements of 167 served the Roman policy of weakening the powers of the eastern Mediterranean.

The Roman government declined to accede to these arrangements and sent Lucius Caesennius Paetus, governor of Cappadocia, to settle the question by bringing Armenia under direct Roman administration.

This arrangement was copied in the Roman colony at Beirut.

Better to say that beneath its exotic arrangement of palm trees, hanging rugs, Roman statues and permanently illuminated chandeliers goes all of human life with a movie to sell.