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Meanings of antiquary in English
Usage of antiquary in English
1
The dates of these ruins claim the attention of the speculative antiquary.
2
An inspection of this armory has a strange effect upon the antiquary.
3
For this Lincolnshire rector was the most successful antiquary of the mid-1700s.
4
AGOSTINI, LEONARDO, Italian antiquary of the 17th century, was born at Siena.
5
This inscription is of great interest to the antiquary, and to the archoeologist.
6
He would not even arrogate to himself the name of antiquary.
7
He was an antiquary, and had the history of Glencardine at his finger-ends.
8
At present I am nothing but an antiquary and an attorney.
9
A was an antiquary, and wrote articles upon Altars and Abbeys and Architecture.
10
From his hands it passed into those of John Bowyer Nichols, the antiquary.
11
A book-lover and antiquary, he made a special hobby of heraldry and genealogy.
12
But my friend, the pottering old antiquary, gave me something of a surprise.
13
He is an antiquary,-anEgyptologist, and thereto his soul is wedded.
14
Here he will engage the attention of the antiquary, there of the social historian.
15
This gem of a book, by a nameless London antiquary, was published in 1859.
16
The antiquary draws a chair and seats himself beside Anna.
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