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61. The Romans enclosed the town with walls that still gird the Old City.

62. The Romans and Vikings used them first as routes into the country for conquest and later for trade.

63. The Romans celebrated the rape of the Sabine Women by Romulus and his men.

64. They were very conservative in their political outlook and wanted things to remain exactly as they were under the Romans.

65. Though depleted by robbery in Thrace on the way home, Vulso's loot astonished the Romans for its size and quality.

66. Subsequently relations between the Romans and Visigoths improved and the latter were relatively peaceful.

67. He exploited a temporary lull in affairs to extract more concessions from the Romans than had hitherto been possible.

68. He authored ninety homilies on Matthew, eighty-eight on John, and thirty-two on Romans.

69. Long before dawn, I was propped on an elbow, with a warming mug of tea and a few verses of Romans.

70. The ancient Romans used garlic as a cure-all for everything from boils to bee stings.

71. The Romans did not try to compete in the sculptural and decorative field.

72. The Romans tended to regard the course of history as alternating between defection from and adherence to traditional values.

73. Downstream again and known as Lentia by the Romans is Linz, a picturesque and painstakingly restored historic city.

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74. This was the main reason the Pharisees hated the tax-collectors: they were in the pay of the Romans.

75. The Romans had an old tradition of chronicling which was kept in the hands of aristocratic pontiffs.

76. One of the prospective tenants was Clarke Romans, who wanted to locate a micro-brewery in a secondary building on the property.

77. Two types of locks had been developed by the Romans: the tumbler lock, and the lever lock.

78. In fact,[Sentencedict.com] nobody had made paved roads in Britain since the Romans left our shores.

79. The Romans hoped to civilize all the tribes of Europe.

80. The survivors can scarcely have been in a strong position to demand territory from the Romans.

81. The narrow defile which had once been bridged by the Romans was now dammed to create a vast reservoir upstream.

82. The Romans divided the year into 12 months and added an extra day to February in Leap Years.

83. The Romans were early settlers here, and the village was thriving during the survey for the Domesday Book.

84. This, it was recognized, constituted a potentially dangerous situation, but what else could the Romans do?

85. Even when besieged by the Romans, they built a mikva at the top of a high mountain in the desert.

86. Where others see trinkets, Romans see the holy grail: something for nothing.

87. All three cities were founded by the ancient Romans along the northern border of the Empire.

88. Some at least of the leading Romans felt and behaved in a way which seemed to him perfectly understandable and eminently sensible.

89. The annals also recorded a war between the Romans and the Saxons.

90. For many years these precious tomes were kept in the Capitol by the Romans who consulted them in times of crisis.