Приклади вживання Maximinus Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Maximinus doubled the pay of soldiers;
Having embraced the cause of Gordian,the senate was obliged to continue the revolt against Maximinus, and appointed Pupienus and Balbinus, as joint emperors.
Maximinus Daza himself died in a battle for power.
He was one of those confessors who under the Emperor Maximinus lost the right eye, were hamstrung in one leg, and were afterwards sent to work in the mines.
Maximinus and his son's corpses were decapitated and their heads carried to Rome.
When Gordian I and his son were proclaimed Emperors in Africa, the Senate appointed a committee of twenty men, including the elderly Senator Pupienus,to co-ordinate operations against Maximinus until the arrival of the Gordians.
Roman emperor Maximinus II was born 20. November 270.(died 313).
Maximinus hated the nobility and was ruthless towards those he suspected of plotting against him.
Pupienus and Balbinus defeated Maximinus, mainly due to the defection of several legions, namely the II Parthica who assassinated Maximinus.
Maximinus again tried to entice the holy martyr, proposing marriage to her, and again he received a refusal.
Meanwhile, in Rome, Maximinus' praetorian prefect was assassinated, and the rebellion seemed to be successful.
Maximinus again tried to entice the holy martyr, proposing marriage to her, and again he received a refusal.
Maximinus doubled the pay of soldiers, this along with continuous war, required higher taxes.
Maximinus, no longer hoping to convince the saint, tried to entice her with the promise of riches and fame.
Maximinus again tried to entice the holy martyr, proposing marriage to her, and again he received a refusal.
Maximinus again tried to entice the holy martyr, proposing marriage to her, and again he received a refusal.
Maximinus, no longer hoping to convince the saint, tried to entice her with the promise of riches and fame.
Meanwhile, Maximinus was on the verge of marching on Rome and the Senate elected Pupienus and Balbinus as joint emperors.
Maximinus doubled the pay of soldiers; this act, along with virtually continuous warfare, required higher taxes.
Maximinus also reversed Alexander's policy of clemency towards the Christians, who were viewed as unsupportive enemies of the state.
Infuriated, Maximinus ordered the holy martyr to be locked up in prison for seven days giving him neither food nor drink, and on the eighth day to continue with the torture.