Примери коришћења Nineteenth-century на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Martyr Triphon(l‘Iverskaya et Triphon le martyr)[like most of the nineteenth-century Russian nobility the lady spoke French rather than Russian];
Nineteenth-century traveler and chronicler John L Stephens, writing in Incidents
Martyr Triphon(l'Iverskaya et Triphon le martyr- like most of the nineteenth-century Russian nobility the lady spoke French rather than Russian),
The term was coined in response to the work of the nineteenth-century poet and thinker Giacomo Leopardi,
which, influenced by nineteenth-century German scholarship,
two of the giants of nineteenth-century biology, argued all their lives whether the most important factor in disease was the“terrain”- the human body”- or the germ.
Nineteenth-century traveler/chronicler John L Stephens, writing in Incidents
Louis Pasteur and Claude Bernard, two of the giants of nineteenth-century biology, argued all their lives whether the most important factor in disease was the"soil"--the human body--or the germ.
political issues in nineteenth-century life.
it was a model for the eighteenth- and early nineteenth-century novels called the contes philosophiques.
Gehry's shiny Guggenheim Museum, which kick-started the city's rejuvenation in 1997 from the industrial doldrums to a world-class cultural destination- rub shoulders with grand nineteenth-century boulevards and the medieval-style streets of the Old Town.
Limunation is not a story by Sremac about a teacher who comes to a secluded village with ready-made phrases of European social democracy and slogans of our nineteenth-century agitation and demagogy,
Scholars have similarly speculated on whether the nineteenth-century poet Emily Dickinson might have been in love with her sister-in-law, Susan Gilbert,
I googled the quote and unearthed a few more references in early nineteenth-century periodicals, indicating that a particular entry on"tea" was somewhat known among the late-Enlightenment literati.
in patched-up nineteenth-century houses that smelt always of cabbage
It is not surprising, therefore, to find a great similarity between the medieval view that it was safe to speak ill of Muhammad because his malignity exceeded whatever ill could be spoken of him, and the tone of nineteenth-century missionary tracts which exhorted the Muslims in India to abandon the false religion which they had been taught.
in Atlas of the European Novel(1998), that the nineteenth-century literary economy had comprised'three Europes', with France
which, influenced by nineteenth-century German scholarship,
a favored picnic spot for nineteenth-century Romans, can still be visited in the archaeological Park of the Caffarella,
Nineteenth-century France.