Roin

Every liberal art was extin - guished, and the manners went to roin Paetus Thrasea, for whose panegyric Arulenns Rusticus suffered death, was a na - tive of Padua. ❋ Cornelius Tacitus , Arthur Murphy (1812)

When they run about wild in the fields and woods they may be fhot as other:; arne; but the tame roin-dccr are always private property, and It-cured in the pollini on of th; i. r twiKis: indeed, in the number r. f thcfe creatures the Laplander's wclth is fjf poled to confill, and not in the extent of territory, or the quantity of gold. ❋ Unknown (1783)

| roin which It may eauiy be cxpellcdf by either the mirooa, marine. ❋ Unknown (1776)

t brinmc, ainm an roin bhig bhios a mpd na naoidhean a mbroin a mhathar. tSrogbaU fgiurfa. ❋ Unknown (1707)

The sysiem must iherelore be armed with some means of roin | H'i! inL, Mhe obedience of the parties; and tlie simple mode, in which it ellccts this, is by inll-cting dtfeat as the penalty of disobedience, Tlie party who is tem |) ted to swerve may therefore as well obey. ❋ Edgeworth, Richard Lovells, 1744-1817 (1812)

At equal didaiices, balls impelled (roin guna of the common length diverge much Itfs than balK of ths fame weight and diameter impelled from Ihorter gum with the fame charge. ❋ Unknown (1789)

To guard against the possibility of any typographical errors, Mr. Traslc corrected the proof-sheets, not (roin tlie copy, but fi'oni the original record. ❋ Unknown (1653)