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Meanings of great kingdoms in English
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Usage of great kingdoms in English
1
GOD grows weary of great kingdoms, but never of little flowers.
2
In the fiftieth year only three great kingdoms will appear, which will exist happily seventy-one years.
3
Two great kingdoms rose simultaneously from her ruins.
4
After the consolidation of the great kingdoms, they for some time kept each other in mutual check.
5
All the great kingdoms of knowledge and literature were shut against them as with walls of brass.
6
The country itself formed the high-road and link between the great kingdoms of the Euphrates and the Nile.
7
They formed great kingdoms and states, and became new barriers against fresh inundations from the North and East.
8
Few caravans come this way, that is so, yet there are great kingdoms to the east, and cities full of wonders.
9
Aurangzib directed his arms not so much against the Marattas as to the overthrow of the great kingdoms of the Deckan.
10
The might and splendour of the Roman Empire had vanished, and the great kingdoms which we know were still to rise.
11
The great kingdoms of Elementals are fully recognized by all occultists, and the esoteric writings are full of mention of them.
12
Viewed from a political standpoint, how would the papal government in these days appear compared with the great kingdoms of Europe?
13
Any given wave of life sent forth from the Deity usually spends a chain-period in each of the great kingdoms of Nature.
14
There is not so much one science as several sciences, each distinguished by an autonomous method, and divided into two great kingdoms.
15
The Arab slavers had destroyed the last of the great kingdoms of East Africa, while the West African nations had destroyed each other.
16
In the decline of great kingdoms, and where refinement in all the arts is carried to an excess, I suppose it is always so.
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