Examples of using Mediaeval in English and their translations into Danish
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in other smaller prisons around Palazzo Ducale are remnants of the horrors of mediaeval repression.
Windmill spain landmark old travel architecture building castile castile castle cervantes cloud don europa hill la landscape location mediaeval mediterranean.
Ukraine ukrainian ancient architecture art bastion castle citadel defensive famous fort fortress heritage historic landmark mediaeval historical building museum nature reserve old.
cosmobiological and in mundo techniques with ancient and mediaeval methods now being uncovered and translated.
The cemetery features mediaeval tombstones and the monument to Mihovil Pavlinovic,
Moreover, mediaeval feudalism developed in its womb the class which in the course of its further development was destined to become the standard-bearer of the modern demand for equality, the bourgeoisie.
The mediaeval comprehension of inexplicable,
Enjoy the picturesque mediaeval narrow lanes of the Old Town
It is a mediaeval phenomenon that was used by governments that were unable to guard their prisoners
relives an unforgettable story of mediaeval love. Relaxation for couples.
The arrival of Christianity around the year 1000 brought Norway into contact with European mediaeval learning, hagiography and history writing.
We must therefore not hesitate to provide help to people in these countries in abolishing such mediaeval punishments and customs,
has been mistaken for a reproduction of the mediaeval Communes, which first preceded, and afterwards became the
Roman and mediaeval art, and music.
it had been the most significant territory of mediaeval Alamannia, comprising all Germania Superior
Still, for instance French or Serbian mediaeval epics, which cannot be suspected of forgery
The mediaeval comprehension of inexplicable,
Also an ensemble singer, Julian Podger is a member of one of the world's leading mediaeval ensembles, Gothic Voices,
an area of about two and a half square miles around the old mediaeval ghetto.
Later such traditions pop up again in Europe in mediaeval legends, in which the journey of Moses also took him to India.