Examples of using Bards in English and their translations into Italian
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to resort to the songs of Italian bards, who.
their lore was past, and it seems that the bards were incapable of adapting their ways.
These hammocks also need a greater ground clearance than the hammocks with spreader bards and consequently should be hung higher up in the tree.
village-dwellers to whom the Persian language was alien preferred the music of the ashigs traveling bards singing in a vernacular language, i.e. Azeri.
Night Song of the Bards.
This tradition(of sleeping on the summit of the mountain) apparently stems from bardic traditions, where bards would sleep on the mountain in hope of inspiration.
Vates or Ovates make up one of the three grades of the Order of Bards, Ovates and Druids,
Originally, the term Three Bards was used almost exclusively to denote Adam Mickiewicz(1798-1855),
The Bards are those who realise the music of praise for Aion through the Aether.
Among the best known Polish Romantics are the"Three Bards"-the three national poets active in the age of foreign partitions-Adam Mickiewicz,
In 1980 the Irish group The Bards added verses
openly inspired to the style of the Bards.
Bards sing of Hrothgar's shame from the frozen North to the shores of Vinland.
was a generous patron of the bards.
He was one of the greatest poets and bards of the Elves and was said to have inherited more of his mother's gentler temperament.
Abdal"Bards" and Çepni.
nobility"(the title of a play by one of the greatest modern bards of Neapolitanism, Eduardo De Filippo).
The chapel Bards is the second one to right and was diAlessandro Bards from the beginnings of XV the century.
nobility”(the title of a play by one of the greatest modern bards of Neapolitanism, Eduardo De Filippo).
It is not clear whether these storytellers were a wholly separate, popular level class, or whether some of the bards practised storytelling as part of their repertoire.