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Romans

— noun (= Epistle of Paul the Apostle to the Romans) a New Testament book containing an exposition of the doctrines of Saint Paul; written in AD 58

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Epistle to the Romans

Epistle of Paul the Apostle to the Romans

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The bridge was built by the Romans.

The Romans worshiped their goddess, Juno.

The Romans tried to civilize the ancient Britons.

And then the Romans came in 55 B. C.

This book deals with the invasion of the Romans.

When in Rome, do as the Romans do.

The heyday of the Romans is over.

The wedding of the Romans is over.

Romans, go home!

They're crazy, those Romans!

They're crazy, these Romans!

Do in Rome as the Romans do.

Romans did not wish for the fall of their empire, but it happened.

The Romans would never have had enough time for conquering the world if they had first been required to study Latin.

The Romans built a fleet of three hundred ships.

The Romans call Zeus Jupiter.

Christ was crucified by the Romans.

The Romans latinized Gaul.

The Romans left their mark in Britain.

The Romans spoke Latin.

The Romans are famous for their aqueducts.

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Is this a time to talk of Romans?

We give nothing to Romans here.

But you cannot make an Egyptian queen a ruler over Romans.

Where are the Romans who came here today? Do you know?

They're Romans.

We are Romans.

Romans, countrymen, what do you say?

The Romans were great people.

You'll wear vine leaves and eat muffins lying on couches like the ancient Romans.

I'm sorry to interrupt your classical lesson, but there's the bell and these ancient Romans will be late for chapel.

You see, our family history states. that the structure was built by the Romans over a natural sulphur pit. and used by them as mineral baths.

And if you don't, I'll feed you to the villagers. like the Romans fed Christians to the lions.

Even the ancient Romans knew that.

Friends, Romans, countrymen, to tell you the truth I had quite a time last night.

Friends. - Romans and countrymen.

By the gods, they don't even talk like Romans.

It consists of Jews, Greeks, and many others who meet in secret and spread their superstitions among the Romans.

Later on, the Romans, under Theodorus, made efforts to find this treasure, but in vain.

The Romans and Carthaginians already searched. in vain.

In the great days of Greece, we Romans were no more than barbarians.

These Romans drink like pigs, but they pay well.

And he meant not only the Jews, but Romans and Greeks, slaves and soldiers, the strong and the weak, everyone.

Senators, Romans.

You admire the Romans.

The Romans will teach me how to be late.

The Romans have so many virtues, the can afford a few vices.

The Romans found out what a handful could do. if it's the right handful.

Mucius Scaevola. held his hand in the fire to show that the Romans were men of character.

We've seen Romans before.

The Romans took everything. There was nothing left for us there.

It is there still to put power into our hands and buy death for the Romans.

Noble Romans, men of the Tiber, masters of the Earth where is the courage that made Rome master of the world?

When the Romans were marching me to the galleys thirst had nearly killed me.

Just 'cause they're Romans, I suppose they're enormous.

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The ideas of the Greeks and Romans, Christianity, Judaism, humanism, and the Enlightenment have made us who we are.

The Romans had to debase their coins, owing to the continuous loss of gold to India.

But the Classical Greeks had natural philosophy, and the Classical Romans believed in figuring out what worked and applying it.

In modern terms, the Romans faced a monetary squeeze.

Initially, the Convention refused to include any mention of Christianity or Europe's Judeo-Christian heritage whatsoever, citing only the Enlightenment tradition, alongside the Greeks and Romans.

Europe owes it to itself to be pluralist, aware of its cultural debt to the Greeks and Romans, the Arabs and the Jews, learning from its own experience the power of tolerance and the poverty and shame of closed, totalitarian ideologies.

As far back as you can go in the history of a country like France, you will find meetings between different tribes and ethnic groups, and thus different cultures: Gallics, Franks, Romans, and many others.

Persians mingled easily with the Egyptians, Greeks, and Romans, conveying their skills, discoveries, and statecraft to the West.