- prevail.
Renaissance Latin, in use from
around 1300 to 1500, and the
classicised Latin that
followed through to the
present are
often grouped together...
-
north and west
sides of Old
Court were
added in the 15th century, and
classicised in the 18th century. The
chapel makes up the fourth, east side to the...
- and some
sentimentality and vulgarity, and in the 2nd
century BCE a
classicising return to a more
austere simplicity and elegance;
beyond such generalizations...
- interchangeably,
while sometimes the same
groups were also
called by the
classicising name Illyrians. The
first reference to the
Albanian language dates to...
- Christ, and a
total of
sixteen child-angels at
various points in the
classicising architectural framework. This "first
clearly defines the
Early Renaissance...
- 'For God, king and fatherland,
Ireland united'.[citation needed] By the
classicising 18th century, the use of
Hibernia had
revived in some contexts, just...
- King
David plays the harp in the 10th
century Paris Psalter, a
classicising work of the
Macedonian period....
-
neoclassicism led some
artists and
designers to
conceive of the
modern classicising monuments of
their own day as they
would one day
appear as ruins. In...
- is a
prime example of the
exoticism that was an
alternative to more
classicising mainstream taste in the
Regency style.
After the
death of
George IV in...
-
Reporting Battles and
Understanding Campaigns in
Procopius and Agathias:
classicising Historians' Use of
Archived Do****ents as Sources, in: A.
Sarantis (ed...
