Which preposition to use with romans

in Occurrences 143%

The Romans in order to dominate Dalmatia were obliged to go as far as the Danube.

of Occurrences 55%

Meanwhile Hannibal made skilful use of his small forces in eluding the consul Nero; but the capture by the Romans of despatches from Hasdrubal disclosed his plans, and Nero at once formed his own for intercepting him.

of Occurrences 44%

He was a Roman of old times, who lived at T'kout at the period of the Romans.

at Occurrences 39%

His desire was fulfilled, for soon after "the Gaul was at the gates" under the leadership of the haughty Brennus, who had come upon the Romans at a most opportune moment.

for Occurrences 33%

He had not dared to trust the Romans for the following reason: "The year before, in the absence of Caesar, T. Labienus, informed that Commius was conspiring and preparing an insurrection, thought that without accusing him of bad faith," says Hirtius, "he could repress his treason."

in Occurrences 32%

This Roman had the advantage, until a bird of the kind called jays came to the assistance of Djokhrane, and pecked the Roman in the eyes until he saved his adversary.

from Occurrences 29%

He placed his elephants in the front, in order that their desultory attack and insupportable violence might prevent the Romans from following their standards and preserving their ranks, on which they placed their principal dependence.

as Occurrences 28%

The words of St. Paul to the Corinthians were as true of the Romans as of those to whom they were specially addressed: "For ye see your calling, brethren, how that not many wise men after the flesh, not many mighty, not many noble are called."

to Occurrences 28%

He ordered his legions to advance, and sent the cavalry in pursuit, but he marched slowly in fear of some stratagem, suspecting the barbarians to have formed the design of drawing the Romans to disadvantageous ground.

with Occurrences 27%

In Sicily the First Punic War, lasting about twenty-three years, was mainly carried on by the Romans with success, while on the sea Carthage for a long time maintained superiority.

on Occurrences 24%

This event of the overthrow of the Romans on the Alia has been the occasion for the well-known tale of the cackling of the geese in the temple of Juno, which alarmed the garrison.

by Occurrences 20%

But he disgusted all true Romans by assuming the attributes of Grecian gods and indulging in Grecian orgies.

under Occurrences 14%

After a two-years' siege the Romans under Marcellus take Syracuse.

after Occurrences 12%

But they all alike had the same national traits, substantially; and they entered upon the possessions of the Romans after various contests, more or less successful, for two hundred and fifty years.

during Occurrences 11%

In regard to criminal courts among the Romans during the republic, the only body which had absolute power of life and death was the comitia centuriata.

than Occurrences 8%

This creation of an epos, a tragedy, and a comedy in the Roman language, and that by a man who was more Roman than Greek, was historically an event; but we cannot speak of his labours as having any artistic value.

against Occurrences 7%

A successful war is waged by the Romans against the Greek kingdom of Illyria; the Roman power is extended across the Adriatic.

to Occurrences 6%

He struck many a Roman to the ground.

by Occurrences 6%

Both contemplate a violent death; a [Greek: biathanatos]death that is [Greek: biaios]: but the difference isthat the Roman by the word "sudden" means an unlingering death: whereas the Christian Litany by "sudden" means a death without warning, consequently without any available summons to religious preparation.

through Occurrences 6%

The Greek philosophy, although it acquired a certain influence over the Romans through the medium of didactic and especially of tragic poetry, was nevertheless viewed with an apprehension compounded of boorish ignorance and of instinctive misgiving.

with Occurrences 5%

It is the blending of the old Greek and Roman with the Gothic, and is called the Renaissance.

en Occurrences 4%

Le style roman en France dans l'architecture et la décoration des monuments.

into Occurrences 4%

Sulla is sent by the Romans into Cappadocia to observe Mithridates' proceedings; ambassadors from Parthia meet him there.

than Occurrences 4%

Turn about, for it were better to be slain of the Romans than by your king.

from Occurrences 3%

So confused was the contention, so disordered the combat, that men as they strove together hardly knew Roman from Briton, friend from foe, save only by the cry they shouted, and by the tongue they spoke in the stour.

Which preposition to use with  romans