Examples of using Hadrian in English and their translations into Hebrew
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an example of this, particularly in the version rebuilt by Hadrian, which remains perfectly preserved,
the Roman Emperor Hadrian cursed the Jewish People and decreed that Judea should be henceforth called“Palestine” after the Philistines, an ancient enemy
a example of this, particularly in the version rebuilt by Hadrian, which remains perfectly preserved,
Therefore, Hadrian, in writing to the Senate,
The name Pleshet or Philistia wasn't common until the Roman emperor Hadrian decided to punish the Jews because of the Bar Kokhba revolt, changing in 135 the name of Jerusalem to Aelia Capitolina and the name of Judaea to Syria Palestina.
The castle was laid under the emperor Hadrian in 135 CE,
best preserved ancient Roman building in Rome, built in 27 BC by the Emperor Hadrian.
established place of pilgrimage, and in AD 325, the Emperor Constantine built a church over the grotto(where a Roman temple built by Emperor Hadrian had stood since AD 100).
The Wall is loosely based on Hadrian's Wall in northern England, which was built during the reign of the Roman emperor Hadrian at what was then the northern boundary of the Roman Empire.
Hadrian poured more and more troops into
Piazza dell'Esquilino- Castro Pretorio- III century Walls- Hadrian's Villa(Visit), the most beautiful imperial Villa designed and built by emperor Hadrian at the beginning of the 2nd Century A.D.- Tivoli- Villa d'Este(Visit),
A bronze statue of the Roman emperor Hadrian(117-138 CE),
The newly formed United Nations voted to recognize“a Jewish state in the area called Palestine”- the name the Roman Emperor Hadrian gave to the Biblical lands belonging to the Jews in the second century in an attempt to minimize Jewish identification with Judea, Samaria and Galilee.
piety. He was elected upon the refusal of Hadrian, the initial choice of the clergy and people.
Trajan's successor Hadrian partially demolished it to prevent the raids of the Dacians
Hadrian poured more and more troops into
and the tomb- or perhaps temple- believed to have been built by Hadrian for his lover Antinous, after he drowned in Egypt.
The structure was sometimes erroneously referred to as"Hadrian's Arch", although Emperor Hadrian had been dead for over half a century when the arch was built.[2].
At various times during the Hadrian persecutions, the sages were forced into hiding,
rhetorician and friend of Hadrian, author of a dialogue on the question of whether Virgil was an orator or poet, of which the introduction has been preserved.