... Dex demanded. Roman heaved toward him. The chair toppled and sent him slamming sideways into the floor. Pain flashed on Roman's face even as he kept trying to talk behind his mask. Dex didn't step toward him. He activated the comm link ...
... DEX! Roman soldiers still drill on British parade grounds. Centurions and optios still roar the Latin equivalents of Left! Right! That is, sin for sinister (left) and dex for dexter (right). No records of legionaries marching to these ...
... Roman army uses a “ shorthand ” version of Latin for efficiency . So , in order to command a unit to turn to the right , the normal Latin expression , ad dextram , meaning , " toward the right hand , " becomes a ' dex ... Dex ... Versat ...
... dex books coexisted in late Roman libraries , the destruction of the empire saw most of the great old library collections burned , plundered , or scattered . The co- dex book format proved hardier and more portable than the old scrolls ...
... Dex had his arm around Ada and was holding her tight to him, both of their faces lit up by the flames as they watched me in absolute horror. I sat up in one swift, violent motion, breaking the straps around my arms. I grinned at Roman ...
... Roman historians , flourish . Epiphanius , of Salamis , Sophronius , Dex- ter , Theotimus , & c . flourish . Gildo , governor of Africa . Three synods : at Sangara in Bithynia , re- specting Easter ; at Hippo , on discipline ; and at ...
... DEX PEDANEUS1 ) ; and in the time of Justinian the institution had entirely disappeared , and , as it is conjectured , both in Rome and the municipia . By the aid of the judices , two prætors were able to conduct the whole judicial ...