Significats de great legislator en anglès

He was, at once, a great hero, and a great legislator.

Like the great legislator Moses, he became learned in all the wisdom of the Egyptians.

He was not a great legislator.

Assuredly Cromwell was a great legislator.

It must not, however, be supposed that this great legislator was the first to rescue his world from mere barbarism.

He was the great legislator of the Middle Ages, and the greatest friend-afterConstantine and Theodosius-ofwhich the Church can boast.

As soon as the rebellion was put down, the great legislator Edward III made another effort at introducing order into the distracted land.

And great legislators who know the mean should take heed of the danger.

Sometimes he visited the halls of Congress, and saw the great legislators of those days.

'Parvenus do,' rejoined his companion; 'but not prophets, great legislators, great conquerors.

'But are these times for great legislators and great conquerors?' urged Coningsby.

They are great legislators, or great warriors, or great poets, or orators of the most vehement and impassioned spirit.

In this manner these great legislators complete their plan of levelling, and establish their rights of men on a sure foundation.

Rome and England, under their mixed governments, the one inclining to democracy, and the other to monarchy, have proved the great legislators among nations.

He was credited with having been simple in his mode of life, and was renowned as one of the six great legislators produced by Egypt.

"He became," says Metternich, "a great legislator and administrator, as he became a great soldier, by following out his instincts.