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Meanings of ancient romans in English
Cultural identity and people group from ancient Rome.
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Usage of ancient romans in English
1
The ancient Romans used to do something similar to commit honorable suicide.
2
I fell on my sword in the manner of the ancient Romans.
3
The ancient Romans also called her Mania but connected her to death.
4
The ancient Romans developed many new techniques for engineering and architecture.
5
The character of Catiline, V. Virtues of the ancient Romans, VI.-IX.
6
The Ancient Romans managed to turn most of December into one long festive season.
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The ancient Romans, in the zenith of power and luxury, never conceived a greater.
8
By coscinomancy, most religiously observed of old amidst the ceremonies of the ancient Romans.
9
Evidently the ancient Romans were very fond of taking baths.
10
The "Feast of Fools" is mentioned as celebrated by the ancient Romans.
11
JANUS was a pagan deity, particularly of the ancient Romans.
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Janus, a mighty god of the ancient Romans, was represented as having two faces.
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And yet, has civilization no higher aim than the imitation of the ancient Romans?
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But we are not ancient Romans, Geneviève, they're all dead.
15
Other ancient Romans entered slowly, a procession of bent candles.
16
The ancient Romans patronised this instrument largely, and the Emperor Nero was a skilled performer.
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