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Definition of roman
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of roman is as below...
Roman (a.) Of or
pertaining
to Rome, or the Roman
people;
like or
characteristic
of Rome, the Roman
people,
or
things
done by
Romans;
as, Roman
fortitude;
a Roman
aqueduct;
Roman art..
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Prefect
::
Prefect
(n.) In the Greek and Roman
Catholic
churches,
a title of
certain
dignitaries
below the rank of
bishop..
Austromancy
::
Austromancy
(n.)
Soothsaying,
or
prediction
of
events,
from
observation
of the
winds..
Necromantic
::
Necromantic
(a.) Alt. of
Necromantica.
Catholicize
::
Catholicize
(v. t. & i.) To make or to
become
catholic
or Roman
Catholic.
Church
::
Church
(n.) A body of
Christian
believers,
holding
the same
creed,
observing
the same
rites,
and
acknowledging
the same
ecclesiastical
authority;
a
denomination;
as, the Roman
Catholic
church;
the
Presbyterian
church..
Protonotary
::
Protonotary
(n.)
Formerly,
one who had the
charge
of
writing
the acts of the
martyrs,
and the
circumstances
of their
death;
now, one of
twelve
persons,
constituting
a
college
in the Roman
Curia,
whose
office
is to
register
pontifical
acts and to make and
preserve
the
official
record
of
beatifications..
Orgies
::
Orgies
(n. pl.) A
sacrifice
accompanied
by
certain
ceremonies
in honor of some pagan
deity;
especially,
the
ceremonies
observed
by the
Greeks
and
Romans
in the
worship
of
Dionysus,
or
Bacchus,
which were
characterized
by wild and
dissolute
revelry..
Sagum
::
Sagum (n.) The
military
cloak of the Roman
soldiers.
Liturgy
::
Liturgy
(a.) An
established
formula
for
public
worship,
or the
entire
ritual
for
public
worship
in a
church
which uses
prescribed
forms;
a
formulary
for
public
prayer
or
devotion.
In the Roman
Catholic
Church
it
includes
all forms and
services
in any
language,
in any part of the
world,
for the
celebration
of
Mass..
Composite
::
Composite
(v. t.)
Belonging
to a
certain
order which is
composed
of the Ionic order
grafted
upon the
Corinthian.
It is
called
also the Roman or the
Italic
order,
and is one of the five
orders
recognized
by the
Italian
writers
of the
sixteenth
century.
See
Capital..
Tabellion
::
Tabellion
(n.) A
secretary
or
notary
under the Roman
empire;
also, a
similar
officer
in
France
during
the old
monarchy..
Aruspex
::
Aruspex
(n.) One of the class of
diviners
among the
Etruscans
and
Romans,
who
foretold
events
by the
inspection
of the
entrails
of
victims
offered
on the
altars
of the
gods..
Pallas
::
Pallas
(n.)
Pallas
Athene,
the
Grecian
goddess
of
wisdom,
called
also
Athene,
and
identified,
at a later
period,
with the Roman
Minerva..
Canon
::
Canon (n.) A
catalogue
of
saints
acknowledged
and
canonized
in the Roman
Catholic
Church.
Romantic
::
Romantic
(a.)
Entertaining
ideas and
expectations
suited
to a
romance;
as, a
romantic
person;
a
romantic
mind..
"denarius
::
Denarius
(n.) A Roman
silver
coin of the value of about
fourteen
cents;
the penny of the New
Testament;
-- so
called
from being worth
originally
ten of the
pieces
called
as..
Century
::
Century
(n.) A
division
of the Roman
people
formed
according
to their
property,
for the
purpose
of
voting
for civil
officers..
Romanticly
::
Romanticly
(adv.)
Romantically.
Galley
::
Galley
(n.) A name given by
analogy
to the
Greek,
Roman,
and other
ancient
vessels
propelled
by
oars..
Theatine
::
Theatine
(n.) One of an order of
Italian
monks,
established
in 1524,
expressly
to
oppose
Reformation,
and to raise the tone of piety among Roman
Catholics.
They hold no
property,
nor do they beg, but
depend
on what
Providence
sends.
Their chief
employment
is
preaching
and
giving
religious
instruction..
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