Meanings of enacted here in English

Gentlemen seem to forget the scenes that were enacted here years ago.

But I swear now that a frightful tragedy has been enacted here.

While this tragedy was being enacted here, similar scenes were occurring all over the city.

There has been a great geologic drama enacted here; who or what were the star actors?

Those who do not know his story can know nothing, understand nothing, of the drama enacted here.

What stirring scenes were once enacted here!

There was nothing, in this present flowery, picturesque assemblage of buildings, to suggest a certain wild drama enacted here centuries ago.

The final act in the drama enacted here, whether before or after the battle in the other chamber, bore evidences of annihilation.

He doesn't want to be given a translation by the guide who is now explaining what was enacted here in centuries past.

If a future tragedy was to be enacted here in this quiet glade, could the murmuring water or leaves whisper its portent?

But, my son,"-andhis face grew grave now-"youcan little imagine the deeds which the ferocious Tesse has enacted here in Arragon.

But I only understood who You were, and the meaning of the drama we had enacted here for You, when I saw Lucifer leave.'

How shall we reconstruct the long-past life which filled its rooms with sound, the splendour of its pageants, the thrill of tragedies enacted here?

But history must not yet tell the tragedies enacted here; let time intervene in some measure to assuage and lend an azure tint to them.

"And there is no knowing how many tragedies have been enacted here, either!"