Examples of using Hadrian in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The Temple Hadrian.
Sergeant Hadrian, you will come with us, please.
Arch of Hadrian.
Hadrian appointed him prefect of the free cities in Asia in 125.
Theatre the Temple of Hadrian.
But you know what Hadrian said about Rome?
Hadrian immediately told his servants: Take it from him and fill it with golden coins.
His head taken to Hadrian, who asked:‘Who killed him?'?
A Rare 2,000Year-Old Commemorative Inscription Dedicated to the Emperor Hadrian was Uncovered in Jerusalem.
Once, Aquilas said to Hadrian the king,‘I wish to convert and to become one of Israel.'.
Aris Hotel is a 2-starvenue positioned about 1.6 km from Arch of Hadrian.
Someone themselves, perhaps Hadrian, needed a brilliant creative vision.
The majority of the sculptures are statues of people,and it is assumed that the largest of them is that of the Emperor Hadrian.
Construction begins on the Mausoleum of Hadrian in Rome, today known as Castel Sant'Angelo.
The first bridge over the Tiber, stretching to the castle of the Holy Angel,was built along with the mausoleum at the direction of the emperor Hadrian.
In 132, the Roman emperor Hadrian tried to root out this practice, which led to the Bar Kochba revolt.
Brace yourself for a wonderful experience as you see the Castel Sant Agnelo,built for the Emperor Hadrian in the early 1200s standing tall.
And the Master at Arms is Sergeant Hadrian. Did Lt. Valerii leave the hatch combing open last night?
By around AD 200, the Grotto of the Nativity had become an established place of pilgrimage, and in AD 325, the Emperor Constantine built a church over thegrotto(where a Roman temple built by Emperor Hadrian had stood since AD 100).
The presence of a milestone(a stone marking distances)bearing the name of the emperor Hadrian which was discovered in the past close to the road reinforces this hypothesis”.
The Wall is loosely based on Hadrian's Wall in northern England, which was built during the reign of the Roman emperor Hadrian at what was then the northern boundary of the Roman Empire.
You can see the continuation of the Ecce Homo Arch in the monastery(which is nothing buta triumphal arch of Hadrian from 135 AD), the continuation of the Roman floor and Herodian ground water pit.
The castle was laid under the emperor Hadrian in 135 CE, but in the Middle Ages the solid walls of the building began to be used by the Roman popes to protect against barbaric raids and other conquerors.
Rabbi Akiva, who saw before him the enormity of the destruction of Jerusalem brought about by Emperor Hadrian- its being plowed over and turned into a pagan city- is capable of seeing in the destruction the fulfillment of the prophecy of Zekharya in his very day.
Hadrian poured more and more troops into Israel to fight the Bar Kochba forces until the Romans had enlisted almost half of their entire army, as many as twelve of the twenty four legions of the empire may have been brought into Israel(three times as many as they had sent in to crush the Great Revolt 65 years earlier) to crush the revolt.
The Pantheon is a example of this, particularly in the version rebuilt by Hadrian, which remains perfectly preserved, and which over the centuries has served, particularly in the Western Hemisphere, as the inspiration for countless public buildings.
After the Jewish-Roman wars(66- 135), Hadrian changed the name of Iudaea province to Syria Palaestina and Jerusalem to Aelia Capitolina in an attempt to erase the historical ties of the Jewish people to the region.
Initially built as a mausoleum for Emperor Hadrian and his family, it has changed purposes over the years, into a fortress, residence, prison and now museum.
Almost 2,000 years ago, the Roman Emperor Hadrian cursed the Jewish People and decreed that Judea should be henceforth called“Palestine” after the Philistines, an ancient enemy of Israel that had disappeared from the world's stage more than 600 years earlier.
The Romans suffered heavy casualties as well, enough so that Hadrian, in his report to the Senate did not did not employ the opening phrase commonly affected by Roman emperors:"If you and your children are in health, it is well; I and the army are in health.".