Sentence examples for an ancient school from inspiring English sources

The city continued to prosper in Parthian times, when the last of an ancient school of learned scribes was still editing documents (c. 70 bc) in the cuneiform script.

Academe, n.: An ancient school where morality and philosophy were taught.

Scholars suggest that Homer's Iliad and Odyssey crystallised in their written form around 750BC, out of an already ancient school of oral transmission.

Firstly, Mahoutokoro was announced; an ancient Japanese school with the smallest student body of the eleven great wizarding schools'.

A former commodities trader who attended an ancient private school, Dulwich College, Farage was, for a long time, rarely seen in public without a pint of beer in his hand.

Fourth-century evidence shows that Pythagoreanism gave an unusually large role to women for an ancient philosophhical school.

What would it have been like to attend the Academy, Plato's ancient school?

The Kite Clinic is one of the foremost exponents of the more ancient school of Five Element Acupuncture.

We took some daft stuff from that house, my brother and I, like ancient school projects that were falling apart.

Mālikiyyah, also called Madhhab Mālik, English Malikites, in Islam, one of the four Sunnī schools of law, formerly the ancient school of Medina.

Fabius (under the name Pictorinus) is one of the Greek historians who was listed on the walls of the ancient school at Taormina, Sicily.