Примери за използване на Boudicca на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Not Boudicca?
Boudicca won.
Quintanus and Boudicca.
Oh, Boudicca.
Cupid fires his arrow at Boudicca?
Boudicca had her revenge.
But it's still a connection to Boudicca.
Boudicca… in love with a Roman?
You cannot know Boudicca was here.
Boudicca, the Celtic warrior queen.
And what did Quintanus want with Boudicca?
Boudicca was instantly suspicious.
He was made to burn them in their hunt for Boudicca.
But wasn't Boudicca defeated in battle?
Qatar Opens Cruise Season with Arrival of Boudicca….
Boudicca took her own life rather than fall into the hands of the Romans.
If the terrified Romans thought they were going to escape the implacable anger of Boudicca, they were seriously out of luck.
Boudicca… you and I have worked too long and too hard to see this school closed.
It was a history that every child in the Dutch Republic would have known,as important to them as Boudicca is to us.
Boudicca, I just wanted to remind you the school inspectors will be here again today and we don't want any more.
Once a seedy red light district with quite a colorful history- it's said Queen Boudicca is buried under Platform 8!
Gilly, Quintanus did not bring Boudicca down here, he could have paraded her through the streets of Rome in chains.
When Talon takes a flat, blue-steeled ring from a dying woman's hand, he finds himself granted near immortality from mortal wounds, while at the same time,he is dying[…] Boudicca.
The person we usually think of as embodying British national resistance to Rome,Queen Boudicca of the East Anglian tribe of the Iceni, actually came from a family of happy, even eager collaborators.
Ancient sources say that Nero considered evacuating the island, butthis proved unnecessary as the Roman commander on the island Gaius Suetonius Paulinus massed a force of 10,000 men and defeated Boudicca at the Battle of Watling Street.
During the nineteenth century,many Britons began to view Queen Boudicca, leader of the Celtic tribe of Iceni, who fiercely resisted the Roman conquerors, as the first Englishwoman; a glorified statue of her stands in London.