Significados de elizabethan era en inglés

The days before us are days which will make the Elizabethan era pale in history.

This Elizabethan Era, and all its nobleness and blessedness, came without proclamation, preparation of ours.

The Elizabethan era was one of general prosperity.

As a consequence, his knowledge of the Victorians was greater than that of the present Second Elizabethan era.

The intellectual glory of the first half of the present century was scarce eclipsed by the Elizabethan era.

As far back as the Elizabethan era, a moral panic emerged about an "orgy of spending".

He comes across relics from a so-called "ancient" past: "coins and plastic banknotes from the Elizabethan era".

This Pack Horse is much older; records go back to the Elizabethan era, when ponies crossed the high pass of Edale Cross.

The coffee-rooms, the bar-maids, the funny little apartments, the old furniture, and "a general air of the Elizabethan era," as Euphemia remarked.

"Have you ever studied the Elizabethan era?"

"Unless man can erect himself above himself," said Daniel, a poet of the Elizabethan era, "how poor a thing is man!"