Significados de roman populace en inglés

The Roman populace, idle and degraded, clamoured for corn and public games.

Appeals to the Roman populace were not, unfortunately, appeals to the Roman nation.

That's what the gladiators used to say to the Roman populace.

This is the new version of the Panem et Circenses of the Roman populace.

Now no sham fighter could fool the Roman populace.

The simple-hearted Roman populace could not contain themselves.

If the Jew kills the patient nothing can save him from the fury of the Roman populace!

If the senate confirms the nominee of the praetorian guard, the Roman populace will do the rest by acclamation.

They were Roman colonies to which only Roman citizens were eligible, and yet the Roman populace opposed the law.

The demand for 'panem ef circenses' preferred by the Roman populace is recognized nowadays as a wholly reasonable one.

It was an endless fascination for the Roman populace to watch gladiators at their work, training, exercising and light sparring.

Why was the rule of the Senate, unsatisfactory though it was, to be preferred to that of the Roman populace?

But even the terrific scene that then ensued, became at last too tame to stir the blood of the Roman populace.

The Roman populace, enchanted by Augustus, follow him to greatness, without comprehending the imperial destiny which they are helping to build.

Caius Gracchus, it is said, when he harangued the Roman populace, modulated his tone by an oratorical flute or pitch pipe.

But he was severe to himself, an ascetic nicknamed for his monkish narrowness "Friar Wooden-shoe" by the Roman populace.