Examples of using Whose army in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Dense population centers in regions like Babylonia were no doubt attractive to the Romans, whose armies could afford to live off the land.
Does he really expect us to go to the heathen in the northern nations-- wild mobs from Europe whose armies plunder and kill mercilessly?
This treaty did not satisfy Zápolya or Ferdinand, whose armies began to skirmish along the borders.
In particular, a large infantry square was utilized by the Roman legions at the Battle of Carrhae against Parthia, whose armies contained a large proportion of cavalry.
However, this is sadly not the case on the border between Thailand and Cambodia, whose armies have clashed several times in the past couple of weeks over a disputed, tiny, part of their border near to an ancient temple.
I do not;"I come to you in the Name of the Lord of hosts whose armies you have defied.
join forces in conducting military raids against the East Roman and Sasanian Persian empires whose armies were exhausted from more than two decades of war.
Whose Army is that?
Rations for prisoners of war in this period were paid for by the country in whose army the prisoners had served.
The Byzantine general, whose army was considerably outnumbered,
in 876 came close to overthrowing the Abbasids, whose army was able to turn them back only within a few days' march from Baghdad.
Pyrrhic victory is named after King Pyrrhus of Epirus, whose army suffered irreplaceable casualties in defeating the Romans at the Battle of Heraclea in 280 BC
Madrid to imprison Benyamin Netanyahu, whose army has killed more Palestinian resistant fighters than Chile has killed revolutionaries?
the regency of Zoe, and rumours began to circulate that Phokas, whose army lay encamped across the Bosporus from Constantinople, and his brother-in-law Constantine
into the European Union, despite the reaction of Turkey, whose army already occupies 40% of the island.
Philip II of Spain, whose army, under the command of Alexander Farnese,
remained with his king, whose routed army eluded Alexander's forces
The purpose was- only quickly to vzbezhat back on the mountain, and whose army it will make of the valley faster- that will win I will tell without bragging that my army reached top the first.
Germany, whose army and navy already were limited by the Treaty of Versailles,
Interagency cooperation In the case of the team from El Salvador, whose Army carries out patrol,