It's making a good attempt at Justinian's death to mimic the Roman Empire at the beginning of our course, at its height in the third century.
At its height in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, the Mughal Empire was one of the largest empires in Eurasia, with territory extending over most of the Indian subcontinent and much of present-day Afghanistan.
There was no impact of planting depth on trunk diameter or height in the first five growing seasons after planting; however, trees irrigated regularly had 10 mm larger trunk diameter than trees not irrigated.
The thirty-eight-hundred-acre estate reached its height in the first half of the nineteenth century, under the fourth Duke, who planted the longest avenue of lime trees in Europe and kept a forty-ton frigate, the Lincoln, which he liked to sail on the park's artificial lake.
Scandinavian literature was at its height in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, and that is where you find Petterson's literary roots not only in Hamsun but in the quiet, descriptive passages of J. P. Jacobsen's "Mogens" and in the working-class fiction of Martin Andersen Nexø.
Scandinavian literature was at its height in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, and that is where you find Petterson's literary roots — not only in Hamsun but in the quiet, descriptive passages of J. P. Jacobsen's "Mogens" and in the working-class fiction of Martin Andersen Nexø.
They gain most of their height in the first 90 years of their lives.
