Associations to the word «Agrippa»
Noun
- Herod
- Cornelius
- Tiberius
- Gaius
- Augustus
- Claudius
- Marcus
- Lucius
- Pantheon
- Antony
- Heinrich
- Julia
- Alchemist
- Galilee
- Titus
- Pompey
- Caesar
- Antonia
- Nero
- Aqueduct
- Cleopatra
- Julius
- Castor
- Cassius
- Portico
- Consul
- Bc
- Gaul
- Alchemy
- Philo
- Cicero
- Grandson
- Oration
- Brutus
- Neptune
- Humanist
- Magician
- Alexandria
- Magus
- Statesman
- Roman
- Skepticism
- Rome
- Jerusalem
- Bath
- Astrology
- Ovid
- Fable
- Cologne
- Familiar
- Magnus
- Apostle
- Erasmus
- Gladiator
- Elder
- Felix
- Dee
- Vanity
- Ad
- Claudia
- Descartes
- Antioch
- Legion
- Bce
- Maximilian
- Emperor
- Romans
- Della
- Symbolism
- Galileo
- Cato
- Chronicler
- Inscription
- Sicily
- Pseudo
- Renaissance
- Lib
- Granddaughter
- Sorcerer
- Hermes
- Treatise
- Jews
- Philosophy
- Great
- Saul
- Persecution
- Johannes
- Giovanni
Wiktionary
AGRIPPA, proper noun. A Latin cognomen; borne by important figures of the classical era such as Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa and several kings of Judea, mentioned in the bible
Dictionary definition
AGRIPPA, noun. Roman general who commanded the fleet that defeated the forces of Antony and Cleopatra at Actium (63-12 BC).
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