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They also hope to expand by building a medieval village in future.
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Illustration: Joe McLaren Drinking vessels were of considerable value in medieval Ireland.
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Adalia played a considerable part in the medieval history of the Levant.
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Think of medieval days, when regalia was worn to signify house loyalty.
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Another medieval note: criminals and suicides used to be buried at crossroads.
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It offers sublime views of surrounding palaces, including the cathedral's gothic angels.
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The screening will take place in the appropriately gothic St Canice's Cathedral.
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The minster is of gothic architecture, magnificently carved, and of fine proportions.
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It loomed monstrously, grown to gothic, cathedral proportions for its ultimate night.
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Childhood anxiety is the gothic horror, the haunting presence, the gaping wound.
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Thinis figured in the historic period as one of the least of Egyptian cities.
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In the historic period he has survived plague and pestilence, and want and famine.
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This historic period is not the same in all countries.
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All this is sufficiently different from the state of things during the historic period.
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We were identified with an historic period, one of the great days of the world.
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The Renaissance marks the separation of the mediaeval from the modern world.
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The installation for the mines and metallurgy exhibit was mediaeval in architecture.
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The theory behind the mediaeval political system was both sound and simple.
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Here is the germ of all the horrors of the mediaeval imagination.
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Tradition and mediaeval doctrines are being thrust aside in a similar way.
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Sandwich contains some of the richest bits of mediaeval architecture in England.
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It is now owned by Shannon Development and used for mediaeval banquets.
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So the great mediaeval revival was a memory of the Roman Empire.
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But now no country boy thinks of the ancient or the mediaeval.
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They were the chef-d'oeuvre of the mediaeval architect, in his own opinion.
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The mediaeval battlefields of thought were strewn with various forms of it.
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It is a relic of mediaeval times, this idea of professing everything.
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This explains the allegorical nature of mediaeval poetry and of poetical theory.
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Beneath that cheerful face there lurked the spirit of a mediaeval assassin.
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The first city of mediaeval Europe to obtain commercial prominence was Venice.
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The mediaeval writings of Thomas Aquinas had conspicuously tended to this result.
