Part, Question

 1   2, 99 |         sacred ~chattels of the Romans were taken thither and most
 2   2, 104|       deeds of the Assyrians or Romans, although ~the latter are
 3   2, 106|    proves in his epistle to the Romans that the ~Old Law did not
 4   2, 2  |     read in the ~history of the Romans, that at the time of Constantine
 5   2, 13 |      present life, through the ~Romans, and in the life to come,
 6   2, 30 | matrimonial institutions of the Romans were ~so entirely different
 7   2, 45 |          iv, 6] of the ancient ~Romans that "they would rather
 8   2, 65 |        is not the custom of the Romans ~to condemn any man, before
 9   2, 93 |         was thus that when the ~Romans were deliberating whether
10   2, 120|         a long time the ancient Romans worshiped gods without using ~
11   2, 147|        ii, 1] among the ancient Romans women drank ~no wine. Secondly,
12   2, 167|        that "among the ancient ~Romans it was scandalous for one
13   3, 35 |    whence Paul, writing to the ~Romans (1:8) says: "Your faith
14   3, 47 |          taken from them by the Romans, whose subjects they were.~~