Sentence examples for and the counts of from inspiring English sources

Other proposals to speed up trials, she said, include cutting back the number of witnesses and the counts of crime.

Constantine gave first rank in the central administration to the palace quaestor, the magister officiorum, and the counts of finance (comes sacrarum largitionum, comes rei privatae).

After the death of King Rudolf (1291), all the neighbours and rivals of the Habsburgs and the counts of Gorizia united.

In the Middle Ages it was called Machlina (Mechlinia) and belonged to the prince-bishops of Liège (915 1333) and the counts of Flanders (1333 69).

In the later European Middle Ages the county of Thurgau, already much reduced in size, belonged successively to the dukes of Zähringen and the counts of Kyburg.

First mentioned in 982 and chartered in 1344, it belonged to the bishops of Würzburg (after 1008) and the counts of Henneberg (after 1542) before it passed to Saxony in 1583.

These days, all is deference, including the dulcet tones of the servers and the count-of-three course placement that feels slightly like an ambush.

After 1379 the duchy was ruled from Jülich and by the counts of Egmond and Cleves.

The enemy "body count" was very low, and the count of "pacified" villages stood at zero.

Is Alexandre Dumas really the author of "The Three Musketeers" and "The Count of Monte Cristo"?

"There is going to be a careful recounting of votes and the counting of absentee ballots.