Encara no tenim significats per a "great contention".
1These are merely the vicissitudes of the great contention we are engaged in.
2Even if we should settle this great contention about slavery to-day, other questions might afterward arise.
3Mr Ahern added that it was "not a matter of great contention" among the parties.
4His body was burned with much pomp, and great contention arose for the unconsumed fragments of bone.
5And when there had been a great contention and barbaric wrangling between them, they attacked each other.
6It reads thus:-Brothers ,wehave heard of the unhappy differences and great contention between you and Old England.
7The great contention of criticism is to find the faults of the moderns, and the beauties of the ancients.
8Cassio lays stress upon 'the great contention of the sea and skies'; but when Othello meets Desdemona, he cries:
9He was indeed eminently qualified by his situation as well as by his personal qualities to be the umpire in that great contention.
10And, when all is said, it is no great contention, since, by her own avowal, she began to love me on the morrow.
11This King Mark refused to do, and there was great contention betwixt Cornwall and Ireland, so that each country made ready for war.
12But the greatest contention in all their debates was on the question of Cicero's case.
13Great contentions, separations, and confusions in our religious state prevail in many parts of the land.
14Great contention arose therefrom, much knavery, much disillusion; finally the whole had to be wiped out.
15These orders occasioned great contentions between the papists and reformed Bohemians, which was the cause of a violent persecution against the latter.
1619:3 And the lesser part began to breathe out threatenings against the king, and there began to be a great contention among them.
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Great contention a través del temps
Great contention per variant geogràfica