Sentence examples for in classical times from inspiring English sources

In Athens, in classical times it was 20.

In classical times the Irish Sea was known as Oceanus Hibernicus.

Evidence as to the size of horses in classical times is equivocal.

In Classical times incunabulum signified "cradle" or "swaddling clothes" and so "beginning".

In classical times the black discharge of cuttlefish was used, as well as concoctions of soot and gum.

Although specimens are scarce, it is likely that books were extensively written in this hand in classical times.

It was prosperous in the early Bronze Age, and in Classical times it had three cities Arcesine, Minoa, and Aegiale.

The Latin formula do ut des ("I give that you may give") was formulated in Classical times.

In classical times, the Romans believed in ars morituri, 'the art of dying', and in making 'a good death'.

In classical times, there were already two Roman solstice festivals celebrated in midwinter: Saturnalia and the Kalends of January.

In Classical times the much-reorganized Boeotian defensive league figured prominently in the rivalry between Athens and Sparta.