- historiae or
histories in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Histories or, in Latin,
Historiae may
refer to: the
plural of
history Histories (Herodotus)...
- The
Histories (Gr****: Ἱστορίαι, Historíai; also
known as The
History) of
Herodotus is
considered the
founding work of
history in
Western literature. Although...
- The Twenty-Four
Histories (Chinese: 二十四史; pinyin: Èrshísì Shǐ; Wade–Giles: Erh-shih-szu shih), also
known as the
Orthodox Histories (Chinese: 正史; pinyin:...
- interpretation. The
approach is
sometimes called decoherent histories and in
other work
decoherent histories are more specialized.
First proposed by
Robert Griffiths...
-
Horrible Histories franchise, but
through its writers, performers,
content and
humour shows a
number of similarities. In 2019, the film
Horrible Histories: The...
-
fourteen are ****igned to
Histories and
sixteen to the Annals. Tacitus'
friend Pliny the
Younger referred to "your
histories" when
writing to
Tacitus about...
-
sources such as
written do****ents, oral
accounts or
traditional oral
histories, art and
material artifacts, and
ecological markers.
Stories common to...
- that
Horrible Histories is to be
presented with a
BAFTA Special Award. The
honour will be
awarded in
recognition of
Horrible Histories’ extraordinary...
- of
science fiction, some
alternative history stories have
featured the
tropes of time
travel between histories, the
psychic awareness of the existence...
- Case
Histories (2004) is a
detective novel by
British author Kate
Atkinson and is set in Cambridge, England. It
introduces Jackson Brodie, a
former police...
