... Roman and answered him back . calmly , still in another language . Finally , Dex asked , “ Excuse me but what's the problem ? ” Bird looked at me and then at Dex with a tight - lipped smile . " Roman's upset because I didn't tell him ...
... 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 ...
... a while continued in fufpenfe ; during which , his forces without his permiffion , falling upon the Gauls , routed them with great flaughter , and Vin- dex flew himself . But this ill fuccefs no way dex EMPIRE OF ROM E. 157.
... Roman Period the saddle quern, the Olynthus mill, the Pompeian donkey mill, the rotary hand mill, and the water mill ... Dex 32.0, Hin 12.5, Hex 27.5 Din 30.0, Dex 45.0, Hin 18.5, Hex 28.5 Din 40.0, Dex 45.0, Hin 15.0, Hex 23.0 Din 30.0 ...
... Dex. “Oh, my,” Dex's amused voice rang out. “This is certainly an unexpected development. Did she just get the drop on you?” Such an ass. Roman took a step to the side. He put his body between Harper's gun and Dex. “No,” he snapped back ...
... 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!” Some drill ...
... 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.
... DEX.RO. (n.d.). (On line) https:// dexonline.ro/ Falileyev, A., Gohil, A. E., et al. (2010). Dictionary of Continental Celtic Place- Names: A Celtic Companion to the Barrington Atlas of the Greek and Roman World. CMCS Publications ...
... Roman general received to drive the enemy from the Roman state ' But this sense of the word , if it was the original one ... dex ; if a Sicilian sued a Roman citizen , a Romaz was judex ; but no person belonging to the co- A conquered ...