Sentence examples for historical mention from inspiring English sources

The earliest historical mention of Seoul and the surrounding area dates from the 1st century bce.

The earliest-known written historical mention of a toy comes from about 500 bc in a Greek reference to yo-yos made from wood, metal, or painted terra-cotta.

Although local tradition dates many of the sites in the district to biblical times, the first certain historical mention of Dhamār is by the Arab geographer and philologist Yāqūt (1179 1229), who wrote of its fine public buildings and of the fertility of the surrounding countryside.

Hampshire: Dogmersfield Park, 42 miles southwest of London, amid the peaceful Hampshire glades, rated its first historical mention in the 11th-century Domesday Book.

There is no historical mention of her before she is included among the Mahavidyas.

The first historical mention of the use of hops in beer was from 822 AD in monastery rules written by Adalhard the Elder, also known as Adalard of Corbie, though the date normally given for widespread cultivation of hops for use in beer is the thirteenth century.

Historical mentions of drought and famine by historians increase during both the initial Gothic migrations and during the Migration Period (Fig. 2 33.

One of the first historical mentions of the Karelians is found in a report of the Viking Ohthere to King Alfred of Wessex at the end of the 9th century; this indicates that they were already on the southern Kola Peninsula as neighbours of the Sami and gives their name as beorma.

However, the discovery prompts a puzzle: Why are there no historical mentions of the blast, which would have lit the night as brightly as the quarter moon?

(Historical records mention a Dr. Maddren, who in 1879 treated a family on Atlantic Avenue for trichinosis).

The historical records mention an extreme impact of the 1755 tsunami on the city of Asilah, with waves surging the fortifications, which suggest a run-up of at least 15 m.