Sentence examples for tradition attributes from inspiring English sources

Tradition attributes the founding of the kingdom of Anuradhapura to Pandukkabhaya, the third king of the Vijaya dynasty.

Tradition attributes its founding (c. 1152 bc) to Ascanius, the son of the legendary Aeneas, thus making it, according to legend at least, the oldest Latin city, which in turn founded others, including Rome.

Although tradition attributes the Bardo Thödol to Padmasambhava, the Indian Tantric guru (spiritual guide) who is credited with introducing Buddhism to Tibet in the 7th century, the book was likely composed in the 14th century.

Hiawatha, (Ojibwa: "He Makes Rivers"), a legendary chief (c. 1450) of the Onondaga tribe of North American Indians, to whom Indian tradition attributes the formation of what became known as the Iroquois Confederacy.

Explain that tradition attributes the paintings to Giotto, the most famous of the painters at the time — though for a century now some art historians have doubted Giotto's role, and attribute the "primary creative force" instead to the Roman artist Pietro Cavallini.

Popular but unverifiable tradition attributes the work to the Confucian scholar Wang Shicheng, who is said to have dashed off the 1,600-page 1,600-page its cast of hunovels in six withs to get revenge on the decadent Yen Shitsn, the son of the man he blamed for his father's death.

Postbiblical tradition attributed later works to him: the apocryphal Wisdom of Solomon, on the one hand, and the Odes of Solomon and Psalms of Solomon, on the other, are tributes to him as sage and poet.

The sources of all the others are the Doctrina duodecim Apostolorum (Doctrine of the Twelve Apostles, 2nd century?), the Didascalia Apostolorum (Teaching of the Apostles, 3rd century), and the Traditio Apostolica (Apostolic Tradition), attributed to Hippolytus, written in Rome about ad 220 but far more widely distributed in the East.

The leftmost is Birger Jarls torn located in the north-western corner of the islet and erroneously named after Birger Jarl, by tradition attributed to be the founder of Stockholm.

It seems logical that exposure to varied rounding methods throughout a career will lead physicians to adopt those patterns of movement that they feel best allow them to achieve the goals of walk-rounds – namely to enhance clinical education, communication, and physical examination skills through a tradition attributed to Osler [ 23].

The origin of the Sun Dance is unclear; most tribal traditions attribute its conventions to a time deep in the past.