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Meanings of teutonic knights in anglès
espanyol
caballeros teutones 
Member of the Order of Brothers of the German House of Saint Mary in Jerusalem.
rus
тевтонский крест portuguès
ordem dos cavaleiros teutônicos espanyol
orden teutónica català
cavallers teutons 
German medieval military order.
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Examples for "teutonic order"
Examples for "teutonic order"
1
The commanderies of the Teutonic order, and of that of Malta, at forty per cent.
2
Consequently, in 1226 Duke Conrad invited some members of the Teutonic Order to help him.
3
The Grand Master of the Teutonic Order arrived yesterday.
4
Thus miserably terminated the celebrated Teutonic order.
5
The Teutonic Order is the great Order of Germany, of which I send you inclosed a short account.
Usage of teutonic knights in anglès
1
The Teutonic Knights received considerable possessions, and a preceptory was founded in Achaia.
2
The Teutonic knights, however, and not the seven sleepers, did that good work.
3
Such services in advancing civilization were comparable to those performed by the Teutonic Knights.
4
What could the Grand Master of the Teutonic Knights have to say to him?
5
The conquest and conversion of the Prussians was accomplished by the famous order of Teutonic Knights.
6
In 1939, however, the Poles weren't faring so well against some descendants of those Teutonic Knights.
7
First arrival of the Teutonic Knights in Prussia.
8
A wealthy German, to aid his poor countrymen at Acre, founds the order of Teutonic Knights.
9
Soon after the beginning of the Reformation the Teutonic Knights embraced Protestantism and the order became secularized.
10
This society then began to take its first form; and its members were called Marian Teutonic Knights.
11
A little later, during the Third Crusade, still another fraternity, known as the Teutonic Knights was established.
12
In 1466 nearly the whole of Prussia was wrested from the Teutonic Knights and annexed to the Polish crown.
13
The Teutonic Knights were clearly out to impress when they built this vast edifice, reputedly Europe's largest Gothic castle.
14
In 1241, at what is now Liegnitz, the Mongol light horsemen destroyed the lumbering armoured cavalry of the Teutonic Knights.
15
It is called the "Marien Kirche," and was begun in 1343 by the grand master of the Teutonic Knights.
16
My ancestors are famous in the Chronicles of the North, among the ancient Teutonic knights, who conquered Courland, Prussia, and Livonia.
Translations for teutonic knights
rus
espanyol
portuguès