Meanings of roman ship in English

A part were taken on board by the Roman ships; the most were drowned.

A part were taken on board by the Roman ships; but more were drowned.

Thus the Roman ship, enclosed between the two, was captured.

A Roman ship of the time of Trajan has been recovered from Lake Ricciole after 1300 years.

One day a Roman ship came to Carthage with a messenger from the Empress Eudoxia to Genseric.

There were only the Roman ships, but thanks to the swarming enemy troops, embarking safely was not possible.

She is under the surface now, and ever swifter, with the greater weight, the Roman ships heel after her.

He has just finished a curious thing called "Nemi"-abouta Roman ship that is actually sunk in some lake.

The Tarentines first maltreated some Roman ships which put into their gulf, and then insulted the ambassador who was sent to complain.

The Roman ships were never able to extricate themselves from this predicament, and the greater part were either taken or wrecked on the coast.

The summer harvest season was upon us, and wagonloads of grain rolled to the harbor where Roman ships waited to carry it all away.

These, avoiding the harbours of Brundusium and Tarentum, because they were occupied by guards of Roman ships, landed at the temple of Juno Lacinia.