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Meanings of Charles the Great in English
Portuguese
carlos magno Catalan
carlemany King of the Franks and Holy Roman Emperor; conqueror of the Lombards and Saxons (742-814)
Usage of Charles the Great in English
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The early ninth century is dominated by the figure of Charles the Great.
2
Then he turned and looked for the famous rear-guard of King Charles the Great.
3
Read now the writing of King Charles the Great.
4
From Charles the Great to Henry II it remained in what was practically a stationary condition.
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That influence was found in Charles the Great.
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Charlemagne, or Charles the Great, succeeded his father, Pepin, on the throne in the year 768.
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This old house saw Charles the Great embracing the chief magistrate of his liege city yonder.
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And Charles the Great, both as King and as Emperor, confirmed the donation of his father.
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Its title is "History of Charles the Great and Orlando."
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Charlemagne equals Charles the Great equals Big Charlie.
11
Emma, from Eginhard, formerly secretary to Charles the Great, now a monk in Seligenstadt on the Main:
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A soothsayer warns Charles the Great of the coming of a Danish fleet to the Seine's mouth.
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The imperial policy of Charles the Great constitutes a preface to the history of the later Middle Ages.
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For good or for evil the prerogative of Charles the Great was inseparably united to the German monarchy.
15
No traditions of imperial bureaucracy, except in a debased and orientalised form, were accessible to Charles the Great.
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Roland was a nephew of Charlemagne, or Charles the Great, emperor of the West and king of France.