How to pronounce “Hadrian” in English

on Hadrian's Wall.

And Hadrian's Wall built right on top of that.

with Hadrian's Wall.

It's a Roman fort up on Hadrian's Wall.

The site is very close to Hadrian's Wall.

It's an army base near Hadrian's Wall in northern Britain.

And it radically shaped Hadrian's latter part of his reign.

that was essentially manning Hadrian's Wall, a kinda big wall, defensive wall, that ran along the north of Britain.

Has anybody ever been up here to Hadrian's Wall, or been to Vindolanda?

The little fort very near Hadrian's Wall in the north of Britain, a place called Vindolanda, where one of the units

The interesting thing about this is seeing in Hadrian's story how all these things that to almost everyone else in the opera are everything.

have heard about or studied in school, and is associated with Hadrian's Wall.

Wall, Hadrian's Wall, or even going to modern day history, the border fortification of different countries-- not designed to keep enemies out,

We point to a series of examples in the book, starting from the famous Hadrian's Wall with the idea of walling in Rome to stop immigration--

You have this, you have Hadrian's Wall here, you have this giant ditch called the vallum.

And the opera is about that relationship, about Hadrian and Antinous, when they met, their love affair, and Hadrian's pursuit of that mystery, what happened to him

We don't exactly know what he did, but he came from Palmyra in Syria, and he fetched up on Hadrian's Wall.

That is an enormous ditch that was built, dug by the Romans in order to protect Hadrian's Wall, and in order to protect this military zone that they created