Meanings of earliest account in English

The learned Nicholas Perotti gives the earliest account of this strange disorder.

The earliest account we have of such an exhibition, was A.U.C.

Such is our earliest account; there is no mention of a promise broken by the Regent.

The earliest account was by Fulcher of Chartres.

That was the earliest account-bald ,simple ,unvarnished

Here we have the earliest account of the creation, from which Moses composed the first Book of Genesis.

This explains why the earliest account of the initial conquest, now found in Judges 1, is chiefly devoted to recounting the strong

The earliest account we have of the mystical ascent to God's throne in the highest heavens emphasised the immense perils of this spiritual journey:

One of the earliest accounts speaks of the ruins of over two hundred buildings.

What are the earliest accounts of Musical Instruments on record?

The earliest accounts of Southampton are vague and uncertain.

Flinders' description, which must be one of the earliest accounts of the creature, is true:

He was a descendant of the historian of that name, who wrote one of the earliest accounts of the province.

But secondly in the three upper castes the dividing principle, as reported in the earliest accounts, is not race but occupation.

He was a descendant of the historian of the that name, who wrote one of the earliest accounts of the province.

The earliest accounts dated to January this year and the operation appeared to be "fairly immature in its development," he said.