Sentence examples for roman terms from inspiring English sources
The "villa" offered, in Roman terms, a vision of universal culture, not wholly different from British Museum director Neil MacGregor's idea of the "universal museum".
In Roman terms, this is only slightly less shocking than if C-Span had been invited into the closed-door sessions.
In an attempt to avert war, Antiochus offered to accept the earlier Roman terms, only to find that the Romans had now extended their demands to keep Antiochus east of the Taurus Mountains of Anatolia.
The reason Heraclius chose this title over previous Roman terms such as Augustus has been attributed by some scholars as relating to his Armenian origins.
"Ciumachella" is a Roman term of endearment for a charming, pretty young woman.
The head or bust on a Roman term could be that of a human, an animal, or a mythical creature.
The story of the hashtag begins sometime around the fourteenth century, with the introduction of the Latin abbreviation "lb," for the Roman term libra pondo, or "pound weight".
In particular, Mussolini aimed at acquiring territory in Africa and in the Mediterranean, for which he adopted the ancient Roman term mare nostrum ("our sea").
Begun on 18 October last year, the Italian mission – named after an ancient Roman term for the Mediterranean – was launched in response to two mass drownings off the Italian coast that month.
For just as "lb" came from libra, so the word "pound" is descended from pondo, making the # a descendent of the Roman term libra pondo in both name and appearance.
Octothorpe The story of the hashtag begins sometime around the fourteenth century, with the introduction of the Latin abbreviation "lb," for the Roman term libra pondo, or "pound weight".
