ANNALIST WEEKLY INDEX.; Figure for Wholesale Commodity Prices Rises Slightly.
Thus, annalist in this last sense is an unflattering term.
Calvus was a son of the annalist Gaius Licinius Macer.
Annalist, in general, an ancient Roman historian.
Mursilis was a particularly prolific annalist and edited his father's annals as well.
A trained annalist, his research for each novel has been rigorous.
The author of the Chronicon, like Marianus, was a careful annalist with a marked interest in chronology.
He was an essayist, aphorist, journalist, satirist, and analyst (and annalist) of what he once labelled, with characteristically arch capitalization, Mainstream American Cultural Artifacts.
52 BCE 19 Fenestella, (born 52 bc died ad 19), Latin poet and annalist whose lost work, the Annales, apparently contained a valuable store of antiquarian matter as well as historical narrative of the final century of the Roman Republic.
So he decided to outdazzle The Sun with a host of costly additions: "The Annalist," a weekly financial review; "Current History," a monthly magazine of World War I coverage; a rotogravure magazine; and the highly unprofitable New York Times Index.
Walter was not a historian or chronicler in his own right; he merely brought together the works of Marianus Scotus, Florence of Worcester, Henry of Huntingdon, Roger of Hoveden, and an anonymous annalist from the Augustinian priory of Barnwell, Cambridgeshire.
