Примери за използване на Chroniclers на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The city is described by Byzantine chroniclers in the historical battle in 1332 when Tsar Ivan Alexander defeated the Byzantine Emperor Andronicus.
As we had already discovered the Merovingians, according to their own chroniclers, claimed descent from ancient Troy.
Judging by the records of the chroniclers, it was impossible to extinguish the flame- the water only strengthened it.
Indigenous historians and Spanish chroniclers frequently mentioned the character named Quetzalcóatl(meaning beautiful or plumed serpent).
The elaborate Indian temple complex on the Makran coast should not be a surprise because Makran has always been regarded by Arab chroniclers as"the al-Hind border.
who by 1211 had come to the attention of German chroniclers as the central figure of the Estonian resistance.
According to chroniclers, Edward desired to have his bones carried on Scottish military campaigns, and that his heart be taken to the Holy Land.
Plus, over time, the ideology of the ancient Russian peoples changed, and the chroniclers recorded legends,
But for that very reason they must be more than simply chroniclers, remembrancers and compilers,
Modern historians now point out that many of the stories surrounding the Borgias come from a small handful of contemporary chroniclers and the Borgias' political rivals.
With this name the town was included in the descriptions of Byzantine chroniclers, mostly related to historical events in the 14th century.
According to chroniclers, Edward requested that his bones should be carried on Scottish campaigns and that his heart be taken to the Holy Land.
which is noted by chroniclers during those times.
One of the Mongol leaders, Kadan, was confused with Ögedeis grandson Kaidu by medieval chroniclers.
according to the crusader chronicles and some ottoman chroniclers.
He died two days later in his castle at Chinon, some chroniclers say of a broken heart.
But this is precisely what the chronicler does, especially in his classical representatives, the chroniclers of the Middle Ages, the precursors of the historians of today.
sank to the floor, murmuring, according to his chroniclers.
other Danish Latin chroniclers recorded a euhemerized account of his story.
It probably came from the cedar forests for which ancient chroniclers wrote or from Thracian tribe- kendrisi.