trajan

It's true that a film titled with Trajan shouldn't be retitled with Action Jackson (stereotypically 'classic' and 'hip, funny' fonts).

A great example of this would be the fairly recent game Trajan which uses a Mancala board as a core piece of the game mechanics.

The Roman Empire reached its maximum extent under Trajan around 117CE.

Palatino Sans, Optima Nova, FF Meta, TheSans, Trajan Sans) are better than both the classic serif typefaces and the classic sans-serif typefaces.

A top designer could put Comic Sans next to Trajan and make it look like a million bucks; a bad designer could typeset in Gotham and still look like a high school student project.

Augustus - 75 Tiberius - 77 Vespasian - 69 Titus - 41 Nerva - 67 Trajan - 63 Hadrian - 62 Antoninus - 74 Marcus Aurelius - 58 I'll stop there - the next century is a drag.

I suspect that they were originally serifs - see inscriptions to Julius Caesar, say (such inscriptions being the inspiration for Trajan font) - but for some writers they were extended to become part of the letter body, akin to the bar on the top of capital-T.

The occult Power of white supremacy which gestates and birthed from the bowels of Sheriff Joe’s prison, and the blackest of black op military intelligence op “Trajan” and his dark army.

I liked "Midwest Dental Arts", in the group described as "The company's acronym cut in two colors by an arc (usually Trajan font)".

I helped destroy the council of 13 (do you remember, before that was MS-13, there was the feared gang “13”?) I destroyed Trajan and his army (a psyop military Power cult).

The point is that Trajan’s column was propaganda.

Rome during Trajan's rule had over 500k and maybe even 1M people, and ruled half of Europe.

If you get Nerva, Trajan, Hadrian and Marcus Aurelius all in the same century, you're lucky.