Significats de antiquarian interest en anglès

These records, rightly apprehended, have far more than a mere antiquarian interest.

The situation is delightful and the antiquarian interest more than ordinary.

Hence the older works come in time to have only an antiquarian interest.

But it is rich in architectural and antiquarian interest.

Their works interest only a small class of connoisseurs, and that interest is an antiquarian interest.

Historically considered, no other tavern on the line possessed so much of antiquarian interest as Hatch's.

Of antiquarian interest it has none.

The Tartar invasion, with its direct and indirect consequences, is a subject which has more than a mere antiquarian interest.

The two churches, although both containing Norman pillars and arches, have been so extensively rebuilt that their antiquarian interest is slight.

It involves two separate questions: first, a historical one which has only an antiquarian interest, Did the philosopher know the Apostle?

His constructions, his formal creeds, his law-making and social arrangements are local and temporary-forus they can have only an antiquarian interest.

I speak of this period as of something past and gone, possessing merely an historical, I had almost said an antiquarian interest.

But none of the four can compare with Merton, either in antiquarian interest or in picturesqueness; it stands in a class by itself.

In the late 18th century, a French Huguenot and a non-English speaking Italian spent two months travelling around Ireland recording sites of antiquarian interest.

The style was excellent, and the minute details given were often of high antiquarian interest; but the record throughout was marred by gross licence.

Now and then a reversion to some earlier form may prove acceptable, but in general it can have only a curious or antiquarian interest.