Romanus

[ roh-mey-nuhs ]

noun

1. died a.d. 897, Italian ecclesiastic: pope 897.

Example Sentences

The trawlers - St Romanus, Kingston Peridot and Ross Cleveland - all sunk in quick succession, and only one man survived.

From BBC

When the creature’s head and neck resisted the flames, Romanus had it mounted on the town’s new church built in his name.

From Washington Times

According to legend, a fire-breathing dragon called la gargouille once terrorized the French town of Rouen in the seventh century - that is, until St. Romanus subdued the foul beast with a crucifix and dragged it back to town to be burned at the stake.

From Washington Times

Sheriff John Romanus, who took office in 2017 after Esphorst retired, told auditors he’d never seen it.

From Washington Times

Romanus says he is implementing recommended changes.

From Washington Times