Приклади вживання Roman soldiers Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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even beat on them in unison, as Roman soldiers and Norsemen used to do going into battle.
which was put on his head by the tormentors- Roman soldiers.
This was built as a retirement community for old Roman soldiers, and it amazed me to think that North Africa was once the breadbasket for the Roman Empire?
Emperor Julius Claudius II forbade Roman soldiers to marry, but priest Valentine still secretly crowned lovers,
It is said that when the Roman soldiers were forbidden to marry by the Emperor Claudius II, saint Valentine secretly helped marry them.
One Valentin helped marriages(perform marriage ceremonies) Roman soldiers, though the emperor Claudius II banned them.
The language was spread by arriving Roman soldiers, settlers and merchants,
Nor did the Jews or Roman soldiers take His life away from Him contrary to His permission.
The language was spread by arriving Roman soldiers, settlers and merchants,
Of the four Gospel writers, John is the only one to mention that Roman soldiers were present when Jesus was arrested.- Joh 18:12.
to the delight of the crowd who jeered Him, the Roman soldiers, and the Sanhedrin.
What the Roman soldiers meant as a mockery,
when many Russian soldiers fell by the Roman soldiers in the Danube region,
Historians say that modern pizza in a closer to form to the one we eat today was developed by Roman soldiers more than 2000 years ago when they added cheese and olive oil to matzah.
when many Russian soldiers fell by the Roman soldiers in the Danube region,
how relieved the Roman soldiers were that it had ended,” says Dr. Andrew Birley, director of the Vindolanda excavations.
when one of the Roman soldiers- who were always present on such occasions to keep order in the multitude- shocked the Jews by his indecent behavior.
the former Roman soldiers Titus Pulo
Our Lord was not maltreated by the Roman governor and the Roman soldiers of their own volition,
Our Lord was not maltreated by either the Roman Governor or the Roman soldiers, of their own volition;