Roman English [r? m？ ] beauty [ro? mū？ ]

Roman font; Ancient Roman

The Roman Catholic Church received a syllabus.

The Catholic Church issued a syllabus.

Many years later, the temple built in her name was used to house Roman mint.

A few years later, the temple built in her name was transformed into Roman mint.

There, they made a tragic and heroic final resistance to the Roman legion.

There they made a final resistance to the Roman legion, and the scene was heroic and tragic.

The Roman Empire was occupied by Nordic barbarians.

The Roman Empire was overthrown by Germanic barbarians.

He was appointed deacon of the Roman Catholic Church.

He was ordained a Catholic priest.

After seeing the jar, Faulkner agreed that it belonged to the late Rome, the third century or the fourth century.

After seeing the jar, Faulkner agreed that the jar belonged to the late Roman Empire, that is, the 3rd or 4th century.