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• Hadrian à Saravia
  '''Hadrian à Saravia''', sometimes called '''Hadrian Saravia''' or '''Adrian Saravia''', ([[1532 AD|1532]]—January 15, [[1612 ...
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• King James Version
  ::[[Lancelot Andrewes]], [[John Overall (Bishop)|John Overall]], [[Hadrian à Saravia]], [[Richard Clarke (vicar)|Richard Clarke]], [[John Layfield ( ...
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• Portal:Biographies
  * [[Hadrian à Saravia]]
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• Hadrian à Saravia
  '''Hadrian à Saravia''', sometimes called '''Hadrian Saravia''' or '''Adrian Saravia''', ([[1532 AD|1532]]—January 15, [[1612 ...
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• First Westminster Company
  * [[Hadrian à Saravia]]
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• Papyrus 46
  ... Oxy. 1622 (dated with confidence to pre 148, probably during the reign of Hadrian [117–138], because of the documentary text on the verso),
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• 1612 AD
  * [[King James Version]] translator [[Hadrian à Saravia]] died
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• 1532 AD
  * [[King James Version]] translator [[Hadrian à Saravia]] was born
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• List of Church Fathers
  ... uadratus of Athens]]||2nd century||wrote a non-extant apology to [[Emperor Hadrian]]
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• Rome
  ... [36]</sup> To follow him were emperors such as Caligula, Nero, Trajan, and Hadrian, to name a few. Roman emperor Nero was well-known for his extravagance, cr ...
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• Syriac language
  ... ians|Syriac Christians]] to this day. It has been found as far afield as [[Hadrian's Wall]] in [[Great Britain]], with inscriptions written by Assyrian and A ...
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• Cyzicus
  ... le for nearly their whole extent, and the substructures of the temple of [[Hadrian]], the ruins of a Roman aqueduct and a theatre. Colossal foundations of a temple dedicated to the Emperor [[Hadrian]] are still visible: the columns were 21.35 metres high (about 70 feet), w ...
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• Rylands Library Papyrus P52
  ... subject of consensus among scholars. The style of the script is strongly [[Hadrian]]ic, which would suggest a most probable date somewhere between 117 CE and ... ... ted between the mid 1st and mid 2nd centuries, with the closest match of [[Hadrian]]ic date. Since this gospel text would be unlikely to have reached Egypt b ...
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• Translators of the King James Version of the Bible
  * [[Hadrian à Saravia]]
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• Epistle of Barnabas
  ... f Judaism in the early 2nd century, and the tolerance of the [[emperor]] [[Hadrian]], Christians, such as the text's author, felt a need to resist Jewish inf ...
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• Apollonius Dyscolus
  ... irascible and heavily analytical personality, he lived in the reigns of [[Hadrian]] and [[Antoninus Pius]]. He spent the greater part of his life in his nat ...
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• Donation of Constantine
  ... known allusion to the ''Donation'' is in a letter of 778, in which [[Pope Hadrian I]] exhorts [[Charlemagne]], whose father, [[Pepin the Short|Pepin the You ...
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• Authorized King James Version - Translators to the Reader
  ... ficium Ambrosianum) was a great while in special use and request; but Pope Hadrian calling a Council with the aid of Charles the Emperor, abolished it, yea, ...
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