Schools of the Roman School by Anna Irene Del Monaco

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The social impact of distance learning in Roman schools: “Success,” social innovation, teaching practices by Veronica Lo Presti

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‘The history of architectural history. The genesis and development of a scientific discipline between national perspectives and European models’. Report on the international Sympos... by Henrik Karge, Sabine Frommel, Julia Walter

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The Hermeneumata (Pseudodositheana) and Their Didactic Use by Bořivoj Marek

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Город в искусстве Италии первой половины XX века: не только футуризм by Гончаренко, Наталья Михайловна

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Poznanie i wolna wola – dwie podstawowe kategorie antropologii Ambrozjastra by Grzegorz Babiarz

“… Ambrosiaster belongs to the Roman school of exegesis. He deserves the atten­tion because of the relations between him and Marius Victorinus, his predecessor, as well as Pelagius and Augustine, his successors. …”
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Color Symbolism in the Castilian Atlantic Bibles: Initials and Scenes from the Bible of Avila (BNM, Vit. 15-1) by Maria Rodriguez Velasco

“… The Atlantic Bibles of the Umbro-Roman school are associated with the needs of the Gregorian Reform, which began at the end of the 11th century. …”
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Muzium seni negara; Modern architecture in Kuala Lumpur with special reference to the influence of the pioneers of modern architectrure; History of architecture : sketches; School... by Norwina Mohd. Nawawi, Puah, Sek Cheng, Ghazalee Abdullah, Fatimah Yeop, Cheah, Kong Heng, Pawancheek Marican, Lee, Anthony Cheng Huat, Abdul Wahab Ali, Mohd. Hamzah Jumiran, Shahabudin Nurdin, Rosmihayati Mohd. Khairuddin

Chiti, Martini e gli albori della storia della musica by Arnaldo Morelli

“…Girolamo Chiti (1679-1759), maestro di cappella at San Giovanni in Laterano and epigone of the so-called “Roman school”, was one of the most assiduous correspondents of Father Giambattista Martini. …”
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An Immersion Class In Ancient Education by Eleanor Dickey

“…Before entering the schoolroom participants donned a complete Roman school costume, removing watches, glasses, and any other visibly modern accoutrements, and learned how to play the part which they would assume once inside. …”
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Giuseppe Samonà historian of architecture: his relationship with Gustavo Giovannoni by Fabrizio Di Marco

“…The essay is intended to highlight the links between Samonà and the "Roman School", in part already analyzed in previous studies. …”
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NEW TRANDS IN HANDBALL TRAINING PROCESS AT THE JUNIORS II LEVEL OF PERFORMANCE by Constantin Sufaru

“…Basic research has been carried out in 2014-2015 on a batch of 16 sports Sport School Bacau and a batch of 16 sports of the Roman School Sports Club's 32 owned sports performance level - Junior II. …”
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L’Accademia Albertina di Belle Arti de Turin by Marco Carassi

“…In 1778 the Academy was refounded and a French painter taught by the Roman school, Laurent Pécheux (1729-1821), was appointed director. …”
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Numerical solution of nonlinear diff. equations for heat transfer in micropolar fluids over a stretching domain by Farooq Ahmad, Almatroud, A. Othman, Hussain, Sajjad, Farooq, Shan E., Ullah, Roman

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Un Ippolito Borghese fuori contesto … ma non proprio: il Compianto sul Cristo morto del convento dei cappuccini di Ostra / An Ippolito Borghese out of context ... but not really: t... by Nicola Cleopazzo

“…A semi-unknown and intensive Piety, preserved in the Capuchines’s Historical Museum in Camerino, but that comes from Ostra, so far assigned to the Emilian or Roman school of the sixteenth century, is here attributed to the Umbrian Ippolito Borghese, painter much appreciated from the Capuchins of the Viceregno of Naples. …”
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The Surgery of Abulcasis (936-1013) Contributions of the Kitab Al-Tasrif Treatise to Modern Surgery by Antonio Reguera Teba

“…He was based on his predecessors of the Greek and Roman school of medicine as well as the Arabic knowledge in pharmacology (Markatos, 2019, pp. 2199-2203), but also he was a great innovator himself; he succeeded in inventing surgical instruments used in practice until nowadays in their most basic principle. …”
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In Memoriam of Giovanni Carbonara by Mario Centofanti

“…</p><p>He was a leading exponent and reference point of the so called Roman School, and author of fundamental essays on the theory and practice of architectural restoration, with original and foundational contributions in the formulation of the theory of Critical-Conservative Restoration. …”
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