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    roma


    1. Next he marched on Roma


    2. By early winter he had entered Roma


    3. The sultan, Bajazet the Second, agreed to help if the papa would put to death his brother, Djem, who was in exile in Roma and whom he considered to be a threat to his rule


    4. After about a month in Roma, Carlos moved on Napoles


    5. Shortly after we arrived, de la Vega arrived with some forces he had gathered in Roma


    6. Gonzalo placed them east of the town, nearest to Roma


    7. Gonzalo asked that the people of Campania, the province that includes both Roma and Ostia, be exempted from taxes for ten years since they had suffered so much loss


    8. I also noticed that the mood of the people of Roma had turned against their heroes of a few days before


    9. I told him we could continue along the coast until we reached Ostia; then we could go on to Roma


    10. Anyway, there had just been a secret meeting of the cardinals, and three cities south of Roma, Pontecorvo, Tarracina, and Benevente have been made into a duchy under the duke of Gandia

    11. It was a relief to leave Roma the next morning


    12. We rode generally north from Roma staying at inns in the cities and monasterios in between


    13. This was easily our most pleasant accommodation and meal since Roma


    14. "Yeah, it was a pretty crazy here in Roma," he said, "Angelica and me were freakin' out over here when the earth-a-quake hit us


    15. Next stop, the station and a single ticket to Roma Street


    16. and three Roma tomato slices on salad


    17. The other party were the disciples who responded to him (pth), then after his migration with his mother to a cave on a hill of a firmly mountain and a head spring[15] thereabout by a command from Al’lah so as to return highly glorified at the time of Armageddon, those disciples, may God be well-pleased with them, after his depart kept following him, (pth) and helped him so that all Roma had believed at their hands


    18. Roma origins began on the Indian subcontinent over one thousand years ago when they entered southeastern Europe in the last quarter of the 13th Century


    19. Emory continued, “The Roma believe that all things are alive, that even the trees and rocks possess souls


    20. “The Roma worship nature, the spirits of the sun, moon, air, earth, wind and fire

    21. “They prefer to be called Roma


    22. The next and last stop was to be Roma


    23. us to the hotel in Roma


    24. that, indeed, Sarah was on her way to Roma (Thank God!) but she was on the slow


    25. Senior Hazards: Naturism & Travel John Reyna The Roma train station was not as crowded or hectic as I had expected, but


    26. that he thought was the prettiest, it was about the size of a Roma tomato


    27. The ethics of betrayal: were so sanctified and unquestioned and unspoken, and secret, and cunningly practiced by all the elite: that the brainwashed Roma soldati were easily kept on the leash of their own corruptions and betrayals


    28. The brainwashed rabble of Roma had been brainwashed by the propaganda of their rulers for hundreds of years


    29. The Authority of the Roma Catholic Church is nothing but a bunch of flimsy paper


    30. The killing fields of sand-strewn Roma Arenas has come back in the most cunning horrible way possible

    31. The arrests had begun hours earlier, under the veil of night, when police and SA storm troopers broke into the shanties and wagons that were home to Roma and Sinti families—Gypsies—and rousted them from their beds


    32. He had arrived outside Venice by car and parked in the Piazzale Roma


    33. The Nazis also rounded up and murdered Roma (gypsies), homosexuals, Jehovah’s Witnesses (because they refused to make the Nazi salute), as well as political opponents and resistance fighters


    34. Octavius Pudens Cæsius Honoratus, and some bronzes, among which were the base of a candelabrum and the handle of a chiseled vase, decorated with a helmeted bust of Roma, of the Byzantine period


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    Synonyms for "roma"

    capital of italy eternal city italian capital roma rome bohemian gipsy gypsy romani romany rommany

    "roma" definitions

    a member of a people with dark skin and hair who speak Romany and who traditionally live by seasonal work and fortunetelling; they are believed to have originated in northern India but now are living on all continents (but mostly in Europe, North Africa, and North America)


    capital and largest city of Italy; on the Tiber; seat of the Roman Catholic Church; formerly the capital of the Roman Republic and the Roman Empire