Significados de great contemporaries en inglés

None of Herrick's great contemporaries has left a consecrating word concerning it.

As a critic of literature, he surpasses all his great contemporaries.

Ecclesiastical history is silent as to distinguished persons except as persecutors, or as great contemporaries.

Dionysius and Mikon were the great contemporaries of Polygnotus, the former being celebrated for his portraits.

She is more obviously, more consciously a preacher and moralizer than any of her great contemporaries.

The differences between Arnold's teaching and that of his two great contemporaries are probably now clear.

Eratosthenes outlived most of his great contemporaries.

The father of English poetry belonged to the school of progress and of inquiry, like his great contemporaries on the Continent.

He was a man of less intellectual power undoubtedly than either of his great contemporaries and antagonists, Allen, Merrick, or Thomas.

There we have the real work of the three great contemporaries who illuminated the middle of the eighteenth century-onlynine volumes in all.

You can scrutinize the handwriting and revel in the irony that some of the great contemporaries are trapped under the same displays together.

'Mandeville,' however, is a very minor figure when compared with his great contemporaries, especially with the chief of them, Geoffrey Chaucer.