Thesaurus / antiquity
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The site has been holy since antiquity, perhaps explaining why Notre Dame feels spiritual, even for nonbelievers.
WATCHING THE FLAMES BURN NOTRE DAME, THE SPIRITUAL HEART OF FRANCEELAINE SCIOLINONOVEMBER 6, 2020WASHINGTON POST
Dr. Buchner assigns to them an antiquity of from seven thousand to ten thousand years.
A MANUAL OF THE ANTIQUITY OF MANJ. P. MACLEAN
Our Edwards and Henries illustrate the almost unrivalled splendour and antiquity of the house of Brunswick.
CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY OF ENGLAND, VOLUME 3 OF 3HENRY HALLAM
The princess's attitude was that of a priestess of antiquity.
CHRISTMAS STORIES FROM FRENCH AND SPANISH WRITERSANTOINETTE OGDEN
Epaminondas is, perhaps, the brightest name of all antiquity.
LIFE AND TIMES OF WASHINGTON, VOLUME 2JOHN FREDERICK SCHROEDER
Where must we look for the origin of this delight in antiquity, and the preference shown for it?
WE PHILOLOGISTS, VOLUME 8 (OF 18)FRIEDRICH NIETZSCHE
Thus they became the only people of antiquity that grew great by democratic institutions.
THE HISTORY OF FREEDOMJOHN EMERICH EDWARD DALBERG-ACTON
This appeal of Plato to antiquity and established custom deserves notice.
One which accused her of practising the shameful vices of antiquity.
LATER QUEENS OF THE FRENCH STAGEH. NOEL WILLIAMS
A true son of the Renaissance, he finds entertainment or instruction in communing with the best of antiquity.
FRAY LUIS DE LENJAMES FITZMAURICE-KELLY
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