The name of Liedenbrock was honourably mentioned in colleges and learned societies.

He was a regular correspondent of the most learned societies of Europe.

Leeds Museums and Galleries Housing the palaeontological and geological collections from Leeds' learned societies.

The learned societies are admitting them professionally as fast as they make themselves worthy.

You are a distinguished member of many learned societies, widely known as an educator.

Scenes not altogether unlike this occurred in the other great learned societies-astronomical ,meteorological ,andgeological.

He was pleased with, indeed he sought after, honorary degrees of academies and learned societies.

Before quitting Vienna, Mesmer had communicated his systematic notions to the principal learned societies of Europe.

Manchester Museum Part of the University of Manchester with palaeontological collections acquired from Manchester's learned societies.

Boucher de Perthes defended his discoveries in books, in pamphlets, and in letters addressed to learned societies.

The increasing number of her devotees is indicated by the rise and rapid multiplication of learned societies.

The universities of England and the learned societies of Europe have bestowed upon him their largest honors.

Here was a case fated to be written about in many languages and discussed before learned societies.

The majority of my colleagues were of my opinion, as were all the learned societies of Europe.

He wrote an account of his discovery to all the learned societies of Europe, soliciting their investigation.

The learned societies came in a body to congratulate the commander and crew of the "Alaska."