Examples of using Batiatus in English and their translations into Hebrew
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You are a fool to refuse Batiatus.
I overheard Batiatus and Doctore in conference.
I am bound to the House of Batiatus by patronage.
Batiatus would be a fool to keep you from the arena.
Your man Ashur spoke to batiatus on my behalf.
Agron-- This is the Roman shit that sold me and Duro to Batiatus.
What plagues good Batiatus to such distraction?
You still do not see it, do you, good Batiatus?
Or how they aided Batiatus in tethering me to this house.
Spartacus… When we were yet of Batiatus' ludus.
I saw Batiatus, and knew him by his words of gladiators.
I jumped out of the cart… and Batiatus was so fat--.
Batiatus sent me to secure sale to the Syrian trader Galeagra.
Monthly blood ceased after you came to me in Batiatus' villa.
Good Batiatus. Would you present the Primus on my husband's behalf?
That was the mark of one of the slaves Who tried to kill batiatus.
I will gain Batiatus' ludus and villa as reward for loyal service.
What news so important it interrupts the gloating of good Batiatus?
Spartacus had been brought to Capua by Batiatus, a lanista, or trainer of gladiators.
I secure the primus, and he acts as if I shit upon the name Batiatus.
Batiatus once warned me that a man must accept his fate or will be destroyed by it.
And in no man were thesequalities more evident than Titus Lentulus Batiatus.
You granted patronage to that grinning shit Batiatus a breath before his house fell to massacre.
If Batiatus does not wish to honour terms, he should remove himself, with tail between legs.
The mini-series features the bloody history of the House of Batiatus and the city of Capua before the arrival of Spartacus.
Batiatus and Varinia leave for Gaul via the Appian Way and find Spartacus hanging on the last cross by the road, not quite dead.
Your presence in the Pits comes as welcome surprise.When word that Titus Batiatus graced us with his presence- Where did you find him?
The wife of Quintus Lentulus Batiatus stood against the merciless assault of Spartacus and his dogs!
Not meant to be… good Tullius… if Batiatus does not wish to honor terms, he should remove himself with tail between legs.
Spartacus was purchased by a man named Lentulus Batiatus, who was the one that enrolled him in the gladiator school in Capua, which Batiatus just so happened to own.