Romanus of Subiaco died in 550.
Romanus Ostiarius died in 258.
Romanus of Condat died in 460.
Romanus of Caesarea died in 303.
Romanus of Rouen died in 640.
Romanus of Samosata died in 297.
James Romanus Bilsborrow died in 1931.
Romanus - Bishop of Rochester - died in 627.
Subiaco Academy was created in 1887.
Subiaco Press was created in 1464.
Subiaco Football Club was created in 1896.
Subiaco Oval, in Western Australia, was built and opened in 1908.
Subiaco was named after the town of Subiaco in Italy by Benedictine monks who settled there in the 19th century. The name "Subiaco" is derived from the Latin word "Sublaqueum," meaning under the lake, referring to the town's location beneath a lake in Italy.