Roscius
Quin·tus [kwin-tuhs], /ˈkwɪn təs/, c126–c62 b.c., Roman actor.
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How to use Roscius in a sentence
Roscius, a tribune, ordered the distinction of places at public shows, betwixt the noblemen of Rome and the plebeians.
Dryden's Works (13 of 18): Translations; Pastorals | John DrydenA modern manager would give something to stumble on such a Roscius.
In the following year he made his celebrated defence of Sextus Roscius on a charge of parricide.
The county of St. Lawrence divided it among the townships, and the township of Roscius divided it among the voters.
If, Yes and Perhaps | Edward Everett HaleThe greatest tragic actor at Rome, and a contemporary of Roscius, the greatest comic actor.
Elements of Morals | Paul Janet
British Dictionary definitions for Roscius
/ (ˈrɒskɪəs, -sɪəs) /
full name Quintus Roscius Gallus . died 62 bc, Roman actor
any actor
Derived forms of Roscius
- Roscian, adjective
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