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Meanings of ancient chronicler in anglès
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Usage of ancient chronicler in anglès
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But these creatures, whose bold license the ancient chronicler records, were rarely seen alone.
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The ancient chronicler of the Abbey of Croyland (Ingulf) says:
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Now let the ancient chronicler speak:
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The description which an ancient chronicler gives of Charlemagne, as described by Ogier, is so picturesque, that we are tempted to transcribe it.
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Their obstinate resistance (says an ancient chronicler) shows the grief with which they yielded up the Vega, which was to them a paradise and heaven.
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Upon her tomb was inscribed, "in rude letters of massy gold," to quote the ancient chronicler, the initials R. G. and the date 600 A.D.
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However, the ancient chroniclers were not afraid to publish it.
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The place of meeting is described by the ancient chroniclers with more than their usual exactitude.
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The crine profuso and barba demissa of the reges crinitos, as the Merovingians were called, are often referred to by ancient chroniclers.
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I had hoped to gather some traditionary anecdotes of the bard from these ancient chroniclers, but they had nothing new to impart.
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"Mounting upon the highest deck," says the ancient chronicler, "he attained imminent death, so inevitable."
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In his babyhood he was, in the language of the ancient chroniclers, grievously hurt and wounded full sore, and particularly so in the left wing.