Sentence examples for from the fourteenth from inspiring English sources

A temperature-controlled room contains skeletons naturally mummified from the fourteenth century.

I have always imagined: The twentieth century and Mitteleuropa was different from the fourteenth century and Romania.

In another room, there was a giant, Mamluk-era edition of the Koran, from the fourteenth century.

The masterpieces, which date from the fourteenth century through the nineteenth, rarely travel, and are here while the museum that owns them undergoes renovations.

Talk story about members preview of the new exhibit, "Masterpieces of Tapestry from the Fourteenth to the Sixteenth Century," at the Met.

From the fourteenth to the eighteenth century, radical groups like the Lollards, the Levellers, and the Antinomians gravitated there in their search for sanctuary — for a new Jerusalem.

The opening weekend also included the sometimes languid, sometimes hyperkinetic post-bop jazz of the Kenny Barron Quintet; Frederic Rzewski, giving a survey of his stylistically capricious, politically impassioned output for piano; and Paul Hillier's Theatre of Voices, which ranged from the fourteenth-century counterpoint of Machaut to the up-to-the-minute digital effects of Ingram Marshall.

From the First here.

From the second row?

from the first album.

The second similarity follows from the first.