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Meanings of middle ages in English
Period of European history encompassing the 5th to the 15th centuries.
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Usage of middle ages in English
1
The Italian republics were the glory of Europe in the middle ages.
2
Then all fades and crumbles in the night of the middle ages.
3
The action takes place in the middle ages, in a mountain, district.
4
Gold and silver had been a rare commodity in the middle ages.
5
There is a revival of the moral individuality of the middle ages.
6
Throughout the middle ages they were the physicians and bankers of Europe.
7
The Bishops and Abbots of the middle ages hunted with great state.
8
Yersinia pestis killed millions of people across Europe in the middle ages.
9
A miracle-show of the middle ages can have been not unlike it.
10
The traveler had traveled backwards, it would seem, into the middle ages.
11
Since the middle ages a large group of people have done this.
12
For deliverance from plague and pestilence, those scourges of the middle ages.
13
Throughout the middle ages, moreover, the word alba was somewhat loosely used.
14
A thousand years ago we were squarely in the middle ages.
15
The same inconsistency may be observed in the schoolmen of the middle ages.
16
For Constance and Sophia had the disadvantage of living in the middle ages.
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