Translation of "Provinces" in Portuguese

And all provinces came into Egypt, to buy food, and to seek some relief of their want.

E de todos os países vinha gente ao Egito para comprar trigo de José, porquanto a fome era grave em toda a parte.

It's worth mentioning that during this regime, the Falklands War was its stupidest event, since boys from very poor provinces who had never seen a gun in their life were dispatched to fight.

Cabe mencionar que durante este regime a Guerra de Malvinas foi o acontecimento mais estúpido, já que foram mandados à luta rapazes de províncias muito pobres que jamais tinham visto uma arma em sua vida.

None of the Germanic tribes, who, dividing among themselves the provinces of the Caesarian empire, had tried to dress their barbaric nakedness in the torn but splendid garments of Roman civilization, had known like the Goths how to gather these fragments of purple and gold, to compose themselves in the example of civilized people.

Nenhuma das tribos germânicas, que, dividindo entre si as províncias do império dos Césares, tinham tentado vestir sua bárbara nudez com os trajos despedaçados mas esplêndidos da civilização romana, soubera como os godos ajuntar esses fragmentos de púrpura e ouro, para se compor a exemplo de povo civilizado.

Leovigild had expelled the remaining soldiers of the Greek emperors from Spain, had suppressed the audacity of the Franks, who in their raids ravaged the Visigothic provinces beyond the Pyrenees, had put an end to the sort of monarchy that the Suevi had established in Gallaecia and had expired in Toledo, after having established political and civil laws, and peace and public order in its vast domains, which stretched from coast to coast, and also, crossing the mountains of Vasconia, covered a large portion of the former Narbonian Gaul.

Leovigildo expulsara da Espanha os derradeiros soldados dos imperadores gregos, reprimira a audácia dos francos, que em suas correrias assolavam as províncias visigóticas dalém dos Pirenéus, acabara com a espécie de monarquia que os suevos tinham instituído na Galécia e expirara em Toledo, depois de ter estabelecido leis políticas e civis e a paz e ordem públicas nos seus vastos domínios, que se estendiam de mar a mar e, ainda, transpondo as montanhas da Vascónia, abrangiam uma grande porção da antiga Gália narbonense.