Examples of using Tiberius in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Dinner and overnight in Nazareth or Tiberius.
It is not possible to serve both God and Tiberius.
One broke from crowd with knife clutched in hand as Caesar led Tiberius away.
that he feared for his position before Tiberius, and they employed this knowledge to the great disadvantage of the governor on numerous occasions.
Two years previously the association of Germanicus and Tiberius in the same honour had not been agreeable to the uncle,
Tiberius died while Pilate was on the way to Rome,
If Pontius Pilate had not been a reasonably good governor of the minor provinces, Tiberius would hardly have suffered him to remain as procurator of Judea for ten years.
Twenty one members were selected by lot from among the leading citizens, and Tiberius, Drusus, Claudius
of Caesar's noble line, the emperor Tiberius.
Augustus ordered Tiberius to break off operations in Germany and move his main army to Illyricum.
a letter of mine, and you will tell Tiberius to open that one first.
The“Caesar” whom the chief priests publicly embraced on that occasion was the despised Roman Emperor Tiberius, a hypocrite and a murderer.
Assuredly Tiberius was not saved by his elevation or his solitude from
Tiberius rejected a senatorial proposal to rename September as"Tiberius" and October as"Livius",
That is what the people believed who outlived Tiberius or Caligula, and meanwhile there arose one more infamous
Tiberius had executed his father and she played, on that, telling him that I was more corrupt even than Tiberius.
Tiberius sent two praetorian cohorts to order that,
Given that most commodities trade in tons rather than grams, Tiberius asks for a minimum fee of $10,000 for swapping the coin into the physical raw materials.
When Tiberius became emperor,
Secondly, in the north near Tiberius, at Mount Meron there are vast spiritual spaces where you just fall into certain spiritual forces.