roman republic造句
1. Statesman and general of the Roman republic.
2. Third, it promoted the military power of Roman Republic.
3. Both factions field armies from the Roman Republic.
4. Caesar, the late Roman Republic, the outstanding military commander and politician.
5. The road construction of the Roman Republic was very important for Roman society and the existence of the Roman state.
6. An annually elected magistrate of the ancient Roman Republic, ranking below but having approximately the same functions as a consul.
7. In the late of Roman Republic, latifundium broke the former economic trend and became the backbone of Roman economy.
8. The Roman Republic was the intelligent beneficiary of monetary accidents which befell so many of its forebears.
9. In the ancient Roman republic earlier stage, the strict morality made Rome citizen to be diligent farmers, officials that placed national interest above all.
10. He both replaces and yet reconfigures according to his own lights, elements from both the Christian empire and the Roman republic, to create a new form of political organization distinctly his own.
11. The constitution of a little Swiss canton does not suit a great kingdom; and, similarly, the constitution of the Roman republic was unsuitable when transferred to the small imperial towns of Germany.
12. The Battle of Actium was the decisive engagement in the Final War of the Roman Republic between the forces of Octavian and those of the combined forces of Mark Antony and Cleopatra.
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13. In 218 B.C., the Carthaginian general Hannibal famously led an army of North Africans and Iberians — and 37 elephants — across the Alps and nearly snuffed out the Roman republic.
14. As one of the Roman favorite lifestyles, bath has a profound effect on the society, economics, and culture of the Roman republic and the Roman Empire.
15. But the evolution of Roman law is evolutional process, which is the evolutional history during Roman republic time.
16. 1798 - The French army enters in Rome: the birth of the Roman Republic.
17. Unlike Americans of our day, however, few in the Roman Republic felt their system should be, or could be, embraced by others in the mysterious ancient societies of the East.
18. Certainly historians know that Sulla became dictator of the Roman republic after the credit crunch, but Kay said the two events were unrelated.
19. In pondering this dichotomy, I am reminded of a scene in one of Colleen McCullough's six magisterial historical novels recounting the last century of the Roman Republic.
20. The French army enters in Rome the birth of the Roman Republic.