Teverone

Length, about 250 miles. Tiber. A colo al recumbent statue, of the period of the early Roman Empire, in the Louvre, Paris. Romulus and Remus, with the wolf, are at the river-god's side. Tiberias (ti-bē'ri-as). [Gr. Τιβεριάς : named by its founder from the emperor Tiberius.] A town in Palestine, situated on the western shore of the Sea of Galilee, 17 miles east-northeast of Nazareth: the modern Tabariya. It was founded by Herod Antipas in the first half of the 1st century A. D.; was long a seat of Hebrew learning; was a bulwark of the Crusaders; and was taken by Salad in in 1187. Population, 8,000 Tiberias, Battle of. A victory of Salad in over the Crusaders under Guy of Lusignan in 1187. It was followed by the capture of Jerusalem. Tiberias, Lake or Sea of. See Galilee , Sea of . Tiberius (ti-be'ri-us) (Tiberius Claudius Nero 37 A. D. Roman emperor, son of Tiberius