A dozen tribal elders lined up outside his door to pay their respects.
Always in obscurity and, until the 16th century, held in check by the elder line, this branch first entered the arena of history when the other was on the point of extinction.
A residence, until 1309, of the elder line of the Ascanian margraves of Brandenburg, the city prospered from the 13th to the 15th century as a cloth-weaving centre.
His only child was a daughter, and the elder male line of the Carolingian dynasty thus expired with him.
Until 1629 Gustav had always to reckon with the danger of a legitimist invasion from Poland and the attempted restoration of the elder Vasa line.
Many other newly unite-able couples will likely be standing, like the Elders, in lines at town clerks for civil union licenses this fall if the Vermont bill is passed into law as expected and takes effect in September.
Los Angeles-based designer Greg Chait, who knows a thing or two about high-end sweaters (he and his Elder Statesman line of luxe cashmere knits won the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund Award in 2013), happened to be at Ball of Cotton on business of his own while the sweaters were being assembled.
And to be sexually detached after rape, to be numb emotionally as your elders blur the line between career help and blowing a load on your face is not "autism".
After some corporate machinations, the Fallout franchise is now in the hands of Bethesda, best known for its Elder Scrolls fantasy line.
One of the church's slogans, an ungrammatical twist on Cato the Elder's famous line about Carthage, is even in Latin: "Delenda est Judaica," which could be translated as "Judaism must be destroyed".
