Examples of using Arian in English and their translations into Hebrew
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In 540, the city was conquered by the Arian Visigothic king Liuvigild, who did not harass the already well-established Roman Catholic population.
He asked Arian Litman, a Swiss student,
I sat down and looked at my face, asking myself: Do I look Jewish or Arian?
During more than 20 years of election surveys, Arian and Shamir asked people whether in Israel's relations with the Arabs,
Like the other members of the Muslim Brotherhood, Al-'Arian is interested only in the elections themselves, and not in the principles and values that underlie the elections, which are not recognized by the Muslim Brotherhood.
According to Arian theology, Christ was the first creature created by God, but he was not
Al-'Arian said:'The Muslim Brotherhood… has declared that, before the constitution is changed, freedoms must be granted,
An erosion of trust in elected representatives: Public trust in Knesset members in particular and in the institutions of government in general has been declining steadily over the last decade(for more on this, see Arian et al. 2008).
so the Danes must have had some knowledge of and influence from Arian cultures.
according to Newsweek's Arian Campo-Flores,"the most quintessential of American sports.".
then against the Arian heresy, finally against Islam[v].
Arian Foster should be the guy.
I did just the opposite of recruiting Ernest and Arian.
Arian then took off the mask and revealed his face.
King Huneric organises a conference between Catholic and Arian bishops at Carthage.
Arian's doing a lot of talking for both of you.
Our friend Travis Berta killed 6 members of the Arian Nation in prison today.
reaffirmed decisions and doctrines explicated by previous Councils, condemned new Arian, Nestorian, and Monophysite writings.
In 565, after the condemnation of the Arian sect, this small octagonal brick structure was converted into a Chalcedonian oratory named Santa Maria.
went out into the Jerusalem street, looking at people, mumbling to myself: Jewish or Arian?