Examples of using A crusader in English and their translations into Hebrew
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A Crusader King 's Fort.
He fights like a Crusader.
It opened a Crusader Zionist war against Iraq.
Dressed in chainmail and a Crusader cross?
A crusader who put his mission above all else, even… the people who loved him.
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Fragment of a Crusader building stone.
What would you do to entertain a Crusader King?
He fought like a Crusader back in Locksley.
Once, in one of these environments we even found a crusader tomb!”.
So you want to be a crusader now, With no job, no paycheck?
(A Crusader state centred round Acre survived in weakened form for another century.).
Sugar in the Kingdom of Jerusalem: A Crusader Technology between East and West.
A Crusader source from 1254 mentions that the site, referred to as La Hadia, was later reoccupied.
Sugar in the Kingdom of Jerusalem: A Crusader Technology between East and West.
A Crusader source from the year 1280 attests that the Jewish synagogue became the“Synagogue Church”.
These are probably the remains of a Crusader building that is mentioned in several reports.
He was a crusader for legal protection for the mentally ill, as well as their doctors and families.
Around the same time,two American entrepreneurs built a hotel on the remains of a Crusader fortress.
Underneath the church and to its side are remnants of a Crusader fort, beneath which a Byzantine church is buried.
Exquisite tapas and small appetizers are served along with the wine tastings, enabling guests to easily forget thatthey are in modern-day Israel and not at a Crusader feast.
On the edge of the mound are the remains of a Crusader church that was probably built on those of a Byzantine church.
Turkey's joining the European Union… means that the European continent will no longer be a Crusader or Christian continent.
The Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem was a crusader state established in the Southern Levant in 1099 after the First Crusade.
So just how did 900-year-old rings, bracelets,earrings and hairpins come to be in the kitchen of a Crusader fortress tower in Modiʻin?
So I was excited to learn about Leanne Brown, a crusader for home cooking and healthy eating- all on a food stamp budget.
The Franciscans acquired the site in 1909, and extensive excavations in 1951-2 revealed ruins of a church dating back to fourth or fifth century and a Crusader monastery.
Ruth went from being a doctor one day to a crusader the next, and did everything she could to prevent it from happening to someone else's sister.
Like an armored vault, or maybe like the gnarled hands of a crusader, the walls of the old city of Acre protect its alleys and its secrets.
The Triarchy of Negroponte was a crusader state established on the island of Euboea after the partition of the Byzantine Empire following the Fourth Crusade.