Examples of using Romanus in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Romanus de Sancto Angelo.
Senatus Populusque Romanus, the Senate and People of Rome.
Romanus Africanus Augustus.
Populus Senatusque Romanus, the People and Senate of Rome.
Romanus annulled all the acts and decrees of his predecessor.[3].
It means shut piehole quickly, rapscallion. No,it means Senatus Populusque Romanus.
Pope Romanus(died November 897) was Pope from August to November 897.
Two thousand years ago the proudest boast was'Civis Romanus sum[I am a Roman citizen]'.
Romanus also confirmed the possessions of the Spanish bishops of Girona and Elna of their sees.
Two thousand years ago, the proudest boast was‘Civis Romanus sum(I am a citizen of Rome).
Accompanying Romanus was Andronicus Ducas, an odd choice as Ducas was an old enemy of the emperor.
Both the Roman Republic andthe Roman Empire used the Latin term Senatus Populusque Romanus,(the Senate and People of Rome).
R probably stood for Romae, Romanus or Romanorum, translated into"of Rome","Roman" or"of the Romans", respectively.
His poem Epithalamium Beatae Mariae Virginiswas presented in 1230 to the Papal legate Romanus de Sancto Angelo, one of the founders of the university.
Romanus was elected to succeed the murdered Pope Stephen VI during a period when the papacy was fought over by various Italian factions.
Arslan's spies knew exactly where Romanus was, while Romanus was completely unaware of his opponent's movements.
Romanus threatened war if Arslan did not comply, and prepared his troops anyway, expecting the sultan to decline his offer.
Ricimer had gathered 6,000 men for the war against the Vandals,and after the death of Romanus he moved with his men to the north, leaving Anthemius in Rome.
Romanus left his best general, Nicephorus Botaniates, at home, suspecting his loyalties(although he was certainly more loyal than Ducas).
The right wing misunderstood the order, and Ducas, as an enemy of Romanus, deliberately ignored the emperor and marched back to the camp outside Manzikert, rather than covering the emperor's retreat.
Romanus died in November 897 of an unknown cause, however it is believed that he could have been deposed by supporters of his predecessor Pope Stephen VI, who was of an opposing faction.
A 1995 letter from Victoria Romanus at the Swedish Institute of Infectious Disease Control indicated that deaths from whooping cough remained near zero.
Romanus was elected to succeed the murdered Pope Stephen VI during a period when the papacy was fought over by various Italian factions.[3] Pope Stephen VI was murdered after exhuming Pope Formosus's corpse for the posthumous Cadaver Synod,[2] in which Stephen VI put charges to Formosus'"propped up" body. Romanus annulled all the acts and decrees of his predecessor.
Senatus Populusque Romanus The Senate and the Roman family This version started to be used since a completely early stage of the Roman republic, and subsequently continued to be used during the Roman empire.