Examples of using Hadrian in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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a priesthood dedicated to performing rituals honoring the deified emperor Hadrian.
After the death of Hadrian the construction was completed in 139, by his successor Antoninus Pius.
as a retreat from Rome for Roman Emperor Hadrian during the second and third decades of the 2nd century AD.
during the reign of the emperor Hadrian ill.
We are 10 minutes from the city centre by taxi or by Metro Hadrian….
Lydia was the wife of the Holy Philetus- noble dignitary at the court of Emperor Hadrian persecutor of Christians(117- 138).
Hadrian started using the Villa as his official residence around AD128,
Hadrian started using the Villa as his official residence around AD128,
they had opposed Hadrian or seemed to threaten his succession,
As we look toward the end through the axis that Hadrian aligned for us, our eye moves past a shape that we don't expect in ancient Roman architecture, an oval space surrounded by columns.
four leading senators who had opposed Hadrian, or seemed to threaten his succession,
showed it to Hadrian, and Hadrian said,"We will take all of it.".
Egypt in the last years of the emperor Trajan had not been entirely suppressed when Hadrian assumed the reins of government in 118.
the Roman portraits in marble of Emperors such as Trajan, Hadrian, and Septimius Severus.
When in 117, the governor of Syria was sent to Dacia to settle the riots there, Hadrian was appointed to replace him,
The emperor appointed the Roman senator Hadrian as governor of the Phoenician district,
The emperor appointed the Roman senator Hadrian as governor of the Phoenician district,
In 124-125 AD, when the strongly Philhellene Hadrian visited Athens,
So what we see Hadrian doing is the boar hunt,
According to sources that are not entirely clear, toward the end of his life Plutarch was granted some kind of special authority by the emperors Trajan and Hadrian, making it possible for him to limit the arbitrary authority of the Roman governors in Greece.