Sentence examples for roman versions from inspiring English sources

Here is a recipe for producing medieval philosophy: Combine classical pagan philosophy, mainly Greek but also in its Roman versions, with the new Christian religion.

The Roman version stretches out beneath the pines along Viale delle Terme di Caracalla.

In Amatrice, this dish does not contain onions, an important ingredient of the Roman version.

The circus was the Roman version of the hippodrome, a long, narrow, U-shaped structure designed for chariot races.

And I know a lot of people think this is sort of Disneyland in Malibu, a Roman version of Disneyland.

A Roman version – from the Emperor Hadrian's villa at Tivoli – of a vanished fifth-century BC statue.

But because baby lamb has little flavor of its own, I prefer the more intense Roman version.

When the melodies of the Old Roman tradition were first published (Paléographie musicale, 1891), they were described as a deteriorated and distorted Roman version of the Gregorian melodies.

Cicero wrote De re publica as a Roman version of Plato's Republic, and the "Dream of Scipio" is the only substantial piece of the work to survive.

These sources reveal a vibrant plurality of voices Byzantine administrators, refugees, aristocrats, monks, pilgrims, and others who shaped a distinctly Roman version of Christianity.

The Roman version of the animal horn was the buccina, which was originally an ox's horn, sometimes supplied with a mouthpiece.