Sentence examples similar to bird of Minerva from inspiring English sources

Kendra Colton was the high priestess of Minerva.

There are also ruins of a Roman amphitheatre, thermal baths, and a temple of Minerva.

Does the owl of Minerva really fly only at dusk All countries are exceptional.

It would be called "The Owl of Minerva" – and she knew it would win.

"The owl of Minerva," wrote Hegel, "spreads its wings only with the falling of the dusk".

Loving husband of Minerva, doting father and grandfather, trumpeter and traveler par excellence.

If, as another old German dude said, the owl of Minerva flies at dusk, rock critics are Minerva's vultures: when enough of them take flight, it means that something is dying.

Few of these got beyond the drawing board, though the Republic of Minerva made enough progress to alarm the neighbours.

Under the emperor Domitian, who claimed her special protection, the worship of Minerva attained its greatest vogue in Rome.

The four young men worked as counselors at Camp Baco, a summer camp in the town of Minerva deep in the Adirondacks, and had gone to Split Rock Falls, a popular swimming spot about 45 miles north of Minerva.

Titled "Homage to Arts and Letters," it features 21 figures of children with a head of Minerva at the center.