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...to the [[River Tiber]] in Rome, was built as a mausoleum for the Emperor [[Hadrian]] and converted into a fortification in the Middle Ages.}}

...[Delphi]], a fact confirmed by an inscription on the base of a statue of [[Hadrian]] there. The inscription also provides his Roman ''nomen'', Mestrius, indic

Another inscription from [[Vindolanda]] on [[Hadrian's Wall]] reads "DEO NO/NEPTU", which has been interpreted as "To the god Ne

...dit|{{Hadrian's Wall Housesteads.jpg/credit}}<br/>|}}The construction of [[Hadrian's Wall]], between the [[Solway firth]] and [[Newcastle upon Tyne]], marked ...Wall. This wall was manned for only 24 years before the Romans reverted to Hadrian's Wall in 164 CE. Emperor [[Septimius Severus]], in 204, briefly re-occupie

...practicing during the reigns of the emperors [[Trajan]] (98-117 CE) and [[Hadrian]] (117-138 CE).

.... This campaign was cut short after Charlemagne received word from [[Pope Hadrian]] that the Lombards were threatening the exarchate of Ravenna. The region

| | [[Pope Hadrian I|Hadrian I]] | | [[Pope Hadrian II|Hadrian II]]

...ne against the barbarians, exactly as their Roman ancestors had done along Hadrian's Wall. Larteguy's books extolled the self-sacrifice of commando soldiers w

...ng that he decided that CZ should do better. Which explains why he wrote [[Hadrian's Wall]] instead. He then remembered that he now lives in China, not the UK ...e added a shot of a whole bunch of stones, which Hadrian had made into a [[Hadrian's Wall|wall]] to keep out the Scots, who were ''very'' fond of hoaxes.

...[[Zeus]], but this wasn’t finished until the reign of the Roman Emperor [[Hadrian]].

Though the republican movement was put down in 1155 by [[Pope Hadrian IV]], the city council of Rome has been called "Senate" since that time, an

===Hadrian (r. 117-138) ===

...s believes that the inscription on a statuette, which he gave to emperor [[Hadrian|Publius Aelius Hadrianus]] as a gift, referred to the young Gaius Octavius.

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...Wall. This wall was manned for only 24 years before the Romans reverted to Hadrian's Wall in 164 CE. Emperor [[Septimius Severus]], in 204, briefly re-occupie