Meanings of wear a diadem in English

She did not wear a diadem.

He also restored the high priesthood to Hyrcanus, and made him governor of the nation, but forbade him to wear a diadem.

Sometimes he wears a diadem and holds the thunderbolt.

Her majesty also wore a diadem of emeralds and diamonds, and ornaments of emeralds and diamonds to correspond.

"See, I wear a diadem; here is thy throne, come with me."

Had worn a diadem.

Round his tiara he wore a diadem, and his kinsmen wore the same, even as the custom is to this day.

There are three figures or heads symbolizing Death, of which the central one wears a diadem that bristles with dead men's bones.

When he appeared before Queen Anne of Austria, the woman who wore a diadem thought it a privilege to kiss his mutilated hands.

Diocletian introduced an Eastern pomp into his court, assumed the titles of "Lord and Emperor," and wore a diadem set with pearls.

On her head she wore a diadem of brilliants, which confined a rich black-lace veil, that fluttered like a dark cloud around her graceful figure.

"See, I wear a diadem; here is thy throne, come with me." And she hurried him on, the people still shouting.