Roman, in Latin, in Roman fashion
Roman, Plb. 30.18.3, al.; δακτυλίδιον BCH 29.537 (Delos, ii B.C.): Sup. -κώτατος AP 9.502 (Pall.). Adv. -κῶς in Latin, ibid.; in Roman fashion, Ptol.Euerg. 7J., Plu. Aem. 13: Comp., J. BJ 2.20.7.
The corpus record
Ῥωμᾰ-ϊκός
*romaikos
Roman, in Latin, in Roman fashion
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