...ans, increasing to ten, then to fifteen. However, after eight centuries, a Roman General called {{w|Stilicho}} ordered them to be burned as they were being
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...h 22nd and May 7th, depending on whether one is consulting the {{w|General Roman Calendar|Catholic}} or {{w|Eastern Orthodox liturgical calendar|Orthodox}}
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...nt Greece. It refers to Plutarch's [https://penelope.uchicago.edu/Thayer/E/Roman/Texts/Plutarch/Lives/Themistocles*.html#p53 ''Life of Themistocles'']:
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...majority of {{w|Christianity|Christian}} sects (including {{w|Catholicism|Roman Catholicism}}) profess belief in the conception of a singular {{w|God}} whe
...ly Ghost, and are being taken to task by the {{w|Pope}}, the leader of the Roman Catholic Church. He points out that much of Christian theology is grounded
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..., today used by the priest as {{w|Words of Institution}}. According to the Roman Catholic doctrine of {{w|transubstantiation}}, as well as in the Eastern Ch
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...but then begins to list increasingly uncommon ways, ranging from strange (Roman numerals) to quirky (binary, Unix time) to essentially impossible (painting
;2013. II. 27.:YYYY. MM. DD., with month as {{w|Roman numerals}}, used in Hungary. In this format, February and November are pron
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...der, an act of treason and rebellion against the Republic, instigating the Roman Civil War. The phrase "crossing the Rubicon" now means making a move with g
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...ctivity results in sweat, giving the bodyan appearance of being wet. Greco-Roman wrestling and Turkish Oil Wrestling both involve oiling the body, giving a
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...isplay the page with a white background, black text, and the {{w|Times New Roman}} font. However, it has two line breaks after every paragraph instead of HT
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...ritimati until it ends in Hawaii; also, most western Christians, including Roman Catholics and Protestants, observe Christmas almost two weeks before Easter
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As an aside, the retailer Roman Originals would later [http://i0.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/000/921
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...onal system, are said to only go to MMMCMXCIX, or 3999 in decimal, but {{w|Roman numerals#Large numbers|there are already various ways}} to exceed this. Pra
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...oman Emperor designed to keep the ever-difficult Scots out of the areas of Roman control (the Scots would be a {{w|Anglo-Scottish Wars|constant problem}} fo
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...te rap/hip-hop artist from the 1990s; the initials of Vanilla Ice, and the Roman numeral six, are both VI. Vanilla Ice's biggest hit, "{{w|Ice Ice Baby}}",
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...also used in {{w|Europa (Greek myth)|other mythological}} and {{w|Europa (Roman province)|geographical}} contexts. Jupiter's moon Europa was named after th
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|This is a reference to {{w|Pompeii}} a Roman town-city near modern Naples, which has become famous when it was discovere
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...en degraded to a dwarf planet. The "X" did, however, not only refer to the roman numeral! Note that Mike Brown is the astronomer that {{w|How I Killed Pluto
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...ment about "neurotic shrinks" turning the APA policy change to switch from Roman numerals to decimal digits with DSM-5 into a huge internal controversy, as
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*'''Mk.''': "Mk." (or Mark) is usually used to specify a model number using a Roman numeral. "Mk" is also phonetically close to {{w|Mach_number|Mach}}, a multi
....com/wiki/images/1/1c/42_coins.PNG 42 coins]. The correct way to say 42 in Roman numerals is XLII. The number could also be MI, or 1001, but this is unlikel
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