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Definition
Synonym
Romulus
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Romulus
und Remus (Gründer Roms in der röm. Mythologie)
Romulus
and Remus (founders of Rome in Roman mythology)
Romulus
und Remus (Gründer Roms in der röm. Mythologie)
Romulus
and Remus (founders of Rome in Roman mythology)
Romulus
und Remus (Gründer Roms in der röm. Mythologie)
Romulus
and Remus (founders of Rome in Roman mythology)
Deutsche
Romulus Synonyme
Englische
Romulus and Remus Synonyme
Romulus Definition
Greco-Roman
(
a.
)
Having
characteristics
that
are
partly
Greek
and
partly
Roman
Mythology
(
n.
)
The
science
which
treats
of
myths
Mythology
(
n.
)
A
body
of
myths
Roman
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
Rome,
or
the
Roman
people
Roman
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
the
Roman
Catholic
religion
Roman
(
a.
)
Upright
Roman
(
a.
)
Expressed
in
letters,
not
in
figures,
as
I.,
IV.,
i.,
iv.,
etc.
Roman
(
n.
)
A
native,
or
permanent
resident,
of
Rome
Roman
(
n.
)
Roman
type,
letters,
or
print,
collectively
Rome
penny
(
)
Alt.
of
Rome
scot
Rome
scot
(
)
See
Peter
pence,
under
Peter.
Romulus and Remus (founders of Rome in Roman mythology) Bedeutung
Greco-Roman
wrestling
a
style
of
wrestling
where
the
wrestlers
are
forbidden
to
tackle
or
trip
or
use
holds
below
the
waist
basilica
Roman
basilica
a
Roman
building
used
for
public
administration
clerical
collar
Roman
collar
dog
collar
a
stiff
white
collar
with
no
opening
in
the
front,
a
distinctive
symbol
of
the
clergy
Roman
arch
semicircular
arch
a
round
arch
drawn
from
a
single
center
Roman
building
a
building
constructed
by
the
ancient
Romans
Roman
candle
a
cylindrical
firework
that
projects
a
series
of
colored
balls
of
fire
Roman
nose
hooknose
a
nose
with
a
prominent
slightly
aquiline
bridge
classical
architecture
Greco-Roman
architecture
architecture
influenced
by
the
ancient
Greeks
or
Romans
Roman
architecture
the
architecture
of
ancient
Rome
mythology
the
study
of
myths
Romanism
Roman
Catholicism
papism
the
beliefs
and
practices
of
the
Catholic
Church
based
in
Rome
roman
a
clef
a
novel
in
which
actual
persons
and
events
are
disguised
as
fictional
characters
roman
fleuve
a
French
novel
in
the
form
of
a
long
chronicle
of
a
family
or
other
social
group
Roman
alphabet
Latin
alphabet
the
alphabet
evolved
by
the
ancient
Romans
which
serves
for
writing
most
of
the
languages
of
western
Europe
Roman
law
Justinian
code
civil
law
jus
civile
the
legal
code
of
ancient
Rome,
codified
under
Justinian,
the
basis
for
many
modern
systems
of
civil
law
Roman
numeral
a
symbol
in
the
old
Roman
notation,
I,V,X,L,C,D,M
represent
,,,,,,
respectively
in
Arabic
notation
roman
roman
type
roman
letters
roman
print
a
typeface
used
in
ancient
Roman
inscriptions
Prix
de
Rome
an
annual
prize
awarded
by
the
French
government
in
a
competition
of
painters
and
artists
and
sculptors
and
musicians
and
architects,
the
winner
in
each
category
receives
support
for
a
period
of
study
in
Rome
Rome
Beauty
large
red
apple
used
primarily
for
baking
mythology
myths
collectively,
the
body
of
stories
associated
with
a
culture
or
institution
or
person
classical
mythology
the
system
of
mythology
of
the
Greeks
and
Romans
together,
much
of
Roman
mythology
(especially
the
gods)
was
borrowed
from
the
Greeks
Greek
mythology
the
mythology
of
the
ancient
Greeks
Roman
mythology
the
mythology
of
the
ancient
Romans
Norse
mythology
the
mythology
of
Scandinavia
(shared
in
part
by
Britain
and
Germany)
until
the
establishment
of
Christianity
Roman
Catholic
Western
Church
Roman
Catholic
Church
Church
of
Rome
Roman
Church
the
Christian
Church
based
in
the
Vatican
and
presided
over
by
a
pope
and
an
episcopal
hierarchy
Rome
the
leadership
of
the
Roman
Catholic
Church
Holy
Roman
Empire
a
political
entity
in
Europe
that
began
with
the
papal
coronation
of
Otto
I
as
the
first
emperor
in
and
lasted
untilwhen
it
was
dissolved
by
Napoleon
Roman
Legion
a
division
of
from
to
men
(including
cavalry)
in
the
Roman
army
Roman
Inquisition
Congregation
of
the
Inquisition
an
inquisition
set
up
in
Italy
in
to
curb
the
number
of
Protestants,
it
was
the
Roman
Inquisition
that
put
Galileo
on
trial
Seven
Hills
of
Rome
the
hills
on
which
the
ancient
city
of
Rome
was
built
Roman
Republic
the
ancient
Roman
state
fromBC
until
Augustus
assumed
power
in
BC,
was
governed
by
an
elected
Senate
but
dissatisfaction
with
the
Senate
led
to
civil
wars
that
culminated
in
a
brief
dictatorship
by
Julius
Caesar
Roman
Empire
an
empire
established
by
Augustus
in
BC
and
divided
in
AD
into
the
Western
Roman
Empire
and
the
eastern
or
Byzantine
Empire,
at
its
peak
lands
in
Europe
and
Africa
and
Asia
were
ruled
by
ancient
Rome
Byzantine
Empire
Byzantium
Eastern
Roman
Empire
a
continuation
of
the
Roman
Empire
in
the
Middle
East
after
its
division
in
Western
Roman
Empire
Western
Empire
the
western
part
after
the
Roman
Empire
was
divided
in
,
it
lasted
only
until
Rome
Roma
Eternal
City
Italian
capital
capital
of
Italy
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
Greco-Roman
deity
Graeco-Roman
deity
a
deity
of
classical
mythology
Roman
deity
a
deity
worshipped
by
the
ancient
Romans
Romulus
(Roman
mythology)
founder
of
Rome,
suckled
with
his
twin
brother
Remus
by
a
wolf
after
their
parents
(Mars
and
Rhea
Silvia)
abandoned
them,
Romulus
killed
Remus
in
an
argument
over
the
building
of
Rome
Remus
(Roman
mythology)
the
twin
brother
of
Romulus
Uncle
Remus
the
fictional
storyteller
of
tales
written
in
the
Black
Vernacular
and
set
in
the
South,
the
tales
were
first
collected
and
published
in
book
form
in
Roman
Catholic
a
member
of
the
Roman
Catholic
Church
Roman
a
resident
of
modern
Rome
Roman
an
inhabitant
of
the
ancient
Roman
Empire
Holy
Roman
Emperor
sovereign
of
the
Holy
Roman
Empire
pope
Catholic
Pope
Roman
Catholic
Pope
pontiff
Holy
Father
Vicar
of
Christ
Bishop
of
Rome
the
head
of
the
Roman
Catholic
Church
Roman
Emperor
Emperor
of
Rome
sovereign
of
the
Roman
Empire
Frederick
II
Holy
Roman
Emperor
Frederick
II
the
Holy
Roman
Emperor
who
led
the
Sixth
Crusade
and
crowned
himself
king
of
Jerusalem
(-)
Jakobson
Roman
Jakobson
Roman
Osipovich
Jakobson
United
States
linguist
(born
in
Russia)
noted
for
his
description
of
the
universals
of
phonology
(-)
black
caraway
nutmeg
flower
Roman
coriander
Nigella
sativa
herb
of
the
Mediterranean
region
having
pungent
seeds
used
like
those
of
caraway
Roman
wormwood
rock
harlequin
Corydalis
sempervirens
Fumaria
sempervirens
glaucous
herb
of
northeastern
United
States
and
Canada
having
loose
racemes
of
yellow-tipped
pink
flowers,
sometimes
placed
in
genus
Fumaria
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