Sentence examples similar to group of centuries from inspiring English sources

Housed in a group of centuries-old buildings and the cellars beneath them, the museum is packed with exhibits and interactive audio-visual displays that bring to life the city's politics, culture and ideas.

Circular admirals' seals, dating from the late 14th century to the 17th century, include a fine group of 15th-century bronze matrices.

The survivors range from a group of 21st-century peacekeepers from the United Nations to a 13th-century Mongol horde led by Genghis Khan himself to the 4th-century B.C. army of Alexander the Great.

Reference to vital spirits as animatory factors in living matter was current among the biologists of the 17th century, and there was an active anti-mechanistic movement among the group of 17th century philosophers and liberal theologians known as the Cambridge Platonists [ 36], although vitalism was only first coined as a phrase by Paul-Joseph Barthez as late as 1778 [ 37].

+33 5 5500 8667, gite.lachapelle.free.fr Villelongue is a group of 17th-century buildings on medieval foundations around a courtyard garden, all part of the 12th-century Cistercian abbey at St Martin le Vieil whose ruined church looms beyond.

A group of 20th-century works by artists including Picasso, Léger, Bacon and Warhol.

Another group of 19th-century theologians took the opposite course.

Foyle loved old maps and amassed an impressive group of 18th-century topographical works on Essex.

He also has a group of fourth-century B.C. bronze deer from China.

Boardmans, near Bury, is a group of 17th-century cottages and apartments in the foothills of the Pennines.

Much of this new philosophy of literature and poetic style influenced a major group of 17th-century Ottoman poets.