- ritualistic. Many
daily activities centred around the
multiple deities,
chiefest of
which may have been the Quinotaur, a water-god from whom the Merovingians...
-
birthing of
Apollo among, in Hugh G. Evelyn-White's translation, "all the
chiefest of the goddesses,
Dione and Rhea and
Ichnaea and
Themis and loud-moaning...
- fear, I have
always so
behaved myself, that
under God I have
placed my
chiefest strength and sa****uard in the
loyal hearts and
goodwill of my subjects;...
- one of the
Rhodian Telchines. She was the
daughter of
Damon (Demonax),
chiefest of the Telchines, by Macelo.
Together with King
Minos of Crete, Dexithea...
- by
Demonax or
sometimes described as the
daughter of
Damon (Demonax),
chiefest of the Telchines.
Because of the
insolence of the Telchines, including...
- both on the
piano and organ. One of his
obituarists noted: "First and
chiefest we
esteem his pianoforte-playing, with its
amazing elasticity of touch...
- rice in Europe. By 1620, the city of
Patna was
being described as the "
chiefest mart
towne of all Bengala" (i.e.
largest town in Bengal) in
northern India...
-
received negative press, with
Matters Criminous stating that "The
series chiefest goal
seemed to have been to
explore just how very
badly a dramatisation...
- whom they
brought with them.
Already a
considerable number, and
those the
chiefest men, were commencing,
although by piecemeal, to
become Moros, and were...
-
Barbara Ruthven as ladies-in-waiting to Anne, with whom they were "in
chiefest credit." The Queen, who was five
months pregnant,
refused to get out of...
