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No references found	Arab, Persian and Roman sword makers believed that there was a secret to forging Damascus swords, and attempted to replicate it in vain. The Damascus Sword,C* a Poem of Steel Written in Gold by Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA) Byline: MARION McMULLEN ROBIN Hood favourite Sam Troughton has traded in his longbow and Sherwood Forest for a Roman sword and the leafy Warwickshire countryside. Timing key to Troughton's stage return; Theatre by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England) Byline: By Katie Campling n leftShow organiser the Rev Mike Smith shows Kirklees deputy mayor Mary Harkin a gladius, or Roman sword n right:Bob Armitage of Lindley Evangelical Church with the vicar of Huddersfield, the Rev Catherine Ogle n History Irene Mee, chairman of Huddersfield and District Christians Together, with Gerald Harkin, the deputy mayor's consort Story of the world's most famous book AN exhibition about the Bible has opened in Huddersfield. Story of the world's most famous book by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)	Roman literature Roman Malinovskii Roman Mikhailovich Orzhentskii Roman mosaic Roman Mstislavich Roman mythology Roman nose Roman Nose Resort Park Roman Numerals Roman Onisimovich Rakushka-Romanovskii Roman order Roman Orzhentskii Roman Osipovich Jakobson Roman Province Roman Question Roman Rakushka-Romanovskii Roman Ramparts Roman religion Roman Republic and Empire Roman Republic of 1798–99 Roman Republic of 1849 Roman Revival Roman roads Roman Romanovich Vreden Roman Rudenko Roman sword Roman theater Roman tile roman type Roman Vatslavovich Malinovskii Roman Vreden Roman-Gazeta Roman-Kosh romance Romance Languages Romance Philology Romancero Romances, Spanish Romanche Gap Romanche trench Romanelli, Pietro Romanenko, Iurii Romanenko, Iurii Viktorovich Romanenko, Prokofii Romanenko, Prokofii Kalenikovich Romanenko, Prokofii Logvinovich Romanes, George John Romanesque Romanesque architecture Romanesque architecture and art Romanesque art	Roman Republic Roman Republic and Empire Roman Republic of 1798–99 Roman Republic of 1849 Roman Republican Calendar Roman Revival Roman Revolutionaries Roman road Roman roads Roman Romanovich Vreden Roman Rudenko Roman script Roman script Roman see Roman see Roman Senate and People Roman Servile Wars Roman sex Roman sex Roman sex Roman Snail Roman snails Roman Spain Roman Spain Roman Spectroscopy Roman State Roman State Roman Stoics Roman Stoics Roman Stoics Roman sword Roman temple Roman temple Roman text Roman text Roman the Great Roman theater Roman theatre (structure) Roman tile Roman times roman type roman type Roman typeface Roman typeface Roman Vatslavovich Malinovskii Roman Victor Penni Martorell Roman Vishniac Roman Vreden Roman Wall Roman Wall Roman Witold Ingarden Roman wormwood Roman-a-clef Roman-a-clef Roman-à-clef Roman-à-clef Roman-catholic Roman-catholic Roman-Catholic Church Roman-Catholic Church roman-fleuve

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Arab, Persian and Roman sword makers believed that there was a secret to forging Damascus swords, and attempted to replicate it in vain.

The Damascus Sword,C* a Poem of Steel Written in Gold by Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA)

Byline: MARION McMULLEN ROBIN Hood favourite Sam Troughton has traded in his longbow and Sherwood Forest for a Roman sword and the leafy Warwickshire countryside.

Timing key to Troughton's stage return; Theatre by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)

Byline: By Katie Campling n leftShow organiser the Rev Mike Smith shows Kirklees deputy mayor Mary Harkin a gladius, or Roman sword n right:Bob Armitage of Lindley Evangelical Church with the vicar of Huddersfield, the Rev Catherine Ogle n History Irene Mee, chairman of Huddersfield and District Christians Together, with Gerald Harkin, the deputy mayor's consort Story of the world's most famous book AN exhibition about the Bible has opened in Huddersfield.

Story of the world's most famous book by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)

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