Sentence examples for Rome from high-quality English sources.

• Rome has it all.

• The Greeks became vassals of Rome.

• The Rome of towering domes that reach toward God and expansive palazzi that declare the power of man.”

• (For early history see ancient Rome).

• Rome was now the unquestioned master of Italy.

• Released in 1814, Pius was greatly acclaimed en route to Rome.

• Almost all the leading Italian artists were attracted to Rome.

• His lavish policies brought prosperity to Rome and the Papal States.

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• Rome hosted two significant international events in the postwar era.

• In 219, therefore, when he was ready to challenge Rome, he attacked Saguntum.

• Few popes in the second half of the 13th century were able to reside in Rome.

• The other main issue between East and West has concerned the status of the see of Rome.

• In 330, he dedicated the city of Byzantium as New Rome, or Second Rome.

• The force of Rome the lawgiver, teacher, and builder continued to radiate throughout Europe.

• Ancus Marcius, (flourished 7th century bc), traditionally the fourth king of Rome, from 642 to 617 bc.

• In 27 BCE Augustus “restored” the republic of Rome, though he himself retained all real power as the princeps, or “first citizen,” of Rome.

Rome sentence examples

• Some of Hamilcar’s anger at Rome was transferred to his son Hannibal, who—according to Polybius and Livy—swore eternal enmity against Rome.

• Caesar had commissioned Varro to organize the first public library in Rome, and Greek scholars such as the geographer Strabo moved west to pursue their studies in Rome.

• In approximately 600 bc, when the Etruscans occupied Latium and settled in Rome, the influence of Etruscan civilization and art made itself felt as much in the other Latin towns as in Rome itself.

• During his stay in Rome, from 1554 to 1556, Palladio in 1554 published Le antichità di Roma (“The Antiquities of Rome”), which for 200 years remained the standard guidebook to Rome.