Examples of using Chronicler in English and their translations into Dutch
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Plenty of famous strips and characters, but who did this merciless chronicler of human misconduct choose to decorate a blank wall in Brussels?
Rolf Tschammer, chronicler of the Oranienburg area,
He had developed himself as a chronicler of the punk movement. He was off course photographing in black and white.
your own Captain of the Guard and the Chronicler himself.
the famous and faithful chronicler of Columbus, spoke of such places.
It is I, his chronicler, who alone can tell thee of his saga.
To truly introduce him properly, it's my honor to present the number one chronicler of Manhattan's elite.
That's how Bulgakov describes Margarita's house in one of the passages where he directs himself to the reader as a chronicler.
the author… currently the chronicler of piracy.
March 18, 1160 was an Arab politician and chronicler in Damascus in the 12th century.
while Nyman was first and foremost a chronicler.
I came closer than any European chronicler.
The 12th century chronicler William of Malmesbury recorded that Ælfheah was a monk and prior at Glastonbury Abbey,
Chronicler Jan Długosz hailed Stephen for his victory in the battle:
Mathieu d'Escouchy(Le Quesnoy, Nord, 1420- 1482) was a Picard chronicler during the last stages of the Hundred Years War.
A ssiduous in prayer,» a chronicler assures,«constant in silence,
Clay Shirky, that great chronicler of everything networked, has captured the assumption that this challenges in such a beautiful way.
traditions of the city are well described by another chronicler of the village, Ángel Ríos Martínez 11-25.
delightful writer, diarist and chronicler, have a nice estate in Prigoreni near Targu.
Why should a man act as a chronicler of the social struggle when he has not the slightest interest either in the struggle, or in society?