Marcellus I

American  

noun

1. Saint, died a.d. 309, pope 308–309.

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Example Sentences

Assuming you’ve already listened to Shelby Van Pelt’s wry novel “Remarkably Bright Creatures,” with Michael Urie’s memorable first-person narration of a droll giant Pacific octopus named Marcellus, I suggest David Scheel’s recent “Many Things Under a Rock.”

From Seattle Times

This Mori Marcellus I take to be the same person as Marcellus Nonius, of whom an account is to be found in Smith's Dictionary of Greek and Roman Biography, &c., vol. ii. p.

From Project Gutenberg

Gastar said it will assign Atinum Marcellus I LLC an initial 21.4 percent interest in all its existing Marcellus shale assets in West Virginia and Pennsylvania, about 34,200 net acres, and certain producing shallow conventional wells.

From Reuters

But now," said Vincenz, rising from his chair, "like a second irate Pope Marcellus, I banish all further talk about music from the chapel of the Holy Saint Serapion.

From Project Gutenberg

But had I spoken these same words to that admirable youth Publius Sextius, or to that very valiant man, Marcus Marcellus, I tell thee that this very Senate would have, already, in this very temple, laid violent hands on me, the Consul, and that too most justly!

From Project Gutenberg