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Meanings of roman capital in English
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Usage of roman capital in English
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Revolution had been written in French history in very large Roman capitals!
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It was in printed Roman capitals, written across the other writing, and read:
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When Greece was conquered by Rome, Polybius was deported to the Roman capital.
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This in very conspicuous Roman capitals, caused me to sit up.
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It bore a short inscription in printed Roman capitals, thus:
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The name is in thin Roman capitals, 2½ mm.
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For by now, after St. Petersburg, Dublin was the most splendid Roman capital in northern Europe.
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The city had numerous temples and public buildings, such as befitted the Roman capital of Britain.
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Drome), protecting Massilia from the insurgents, and liberating the Roman capital Narbo which they invested.
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Its tessellated marble work, its ancient mosaics, with its Roman capitals and columns, all make it interesting.
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It was a raid of these Celts across the Apennines, and the temporary humiliation of the Roman capital.
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The latter looked like Roman capitals.
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Many a church, and many a convent, pierced their mingled brick and timber work with Roman capital and shaft.
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The title-page was printed in assorted type-here a line of Roman capitals, there one in italics or old English letters.
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On an engine-turned background the word "REGISTERED" in large uncolored Roman capitals is curved prominently across the centre.
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So popular did she become in the Roman army that a temple was erected to her in the Roman capital.