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Heavy leather sandals as well as Roman type sandal boots were also typical of the early Muslim soldiers.

He followed this by producing a number of Roman types for English and Scottish printers.

Also the interesting burial at Stoneyford which is of typical Roman type and probably dates to the 1st century AD.

Roman type is used for datelines which also act as headlines for the news items.

The pictures and effigies of them all show their adherence to the early Roman type.

In the chart and the index, the judge used Roman type to signify male figures, and italic for female.

Chaucer was originally printed in blackletter, but most presses were switched over to Roman type around 1590, following the trend of the Renaissance.

From the later 1940s, in conjunction with other reforms, printing switched to the same "Roman type" used for most other Latin alphabet languages.

Under each heading is a brief italicized definition of the condition, followed by a detailed discussion in ordinary Roman type.

Moreover, in the cemetery excavated at Capidava only graves of specific Roman provincial type were found.