Similar words: middle-aged, middle manager, middle, middleman, in the middle, middle name, middle east, middle class. Meaning: n. the period of history between classical antiquity and the Italian Renaissance.
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31. It has a claim to be considered the first court school of the Middle Ages.
32. The people of the Middle Ages inherited sea-walls and drainage channels which had survived from the Roman occupation.
33. In the Middle Ages it had had the richest monastery in Britain.
34. During the Middle Ages society suffered, as much as anything else, from an acute and prolonged crisis of confidence.
35. In the late Middle Ages this was a savoury dish of ground chicken, pork, rice and onions.
36. As far back as the Middle Ages, price promotion was used as a way to develop market economics.
37. Like all ages, the late Middle Ages had its critics who took swipes at the activities of soldiers.
38. Devotion in the Middle Ages was often expressed by means of penitential journeys to famous shrines.
39. No such distinction was known in the middle ages and it is essentially the creation of later administrators and writers.
40. Up in the air it was the twentieth century but in the blizzard on the ground it was the Middle Ages.
41. In the middle ages, celebrations lasted from Christmas to Epiphany.
42. We can look back to a similar situation hundreds of years ago - the taming of knights in the Middle Ages.
43. In the Middle Ages, singing predominated, whether accompanied or not.
44. The staple food of mankind in the Middle Ages was bread, and his staple drink ale or water.
45. This letter sets a tone for much missionary work in the early Middle Ages.
46. There were two closely related matters which concerned men of the late Middle Ages.
47. In the Middle Ages there were five churches around the square, but the only one still extant is St Nicholas.
48. He also had a disinterested fascination with the records of the middle ages[sentencedict.com], especially those of the west country.
49. This may have been done in the Middle Ages, but many warrens seem to date from the sixteenth century onwards.
50. The first had been during an attack by the Saracens in the Middle Ages and the second during an earthquake.
51. King Ewen's brainwave remained a popular pastime until the beginning of the Middle Ages.
52. During the later Middle Ages, Venice was the channel where everything gathered, to pass in or out.
53. Typical of the late Middle Ages were secular funds created for religious purposes.
54. A wide range of music is studied from the Middle Ages to Beethoven.
55. A pilgrimage to Jerusalem would have seemed infinitely remote to most adventurous folk in the early Middle Ages.
56. A number of monastic orders had churches here in the middle ages.
57. In the Middle Ages[Sentence dictionary], priests and other religious figures had a very high status.
58. We only have limited knowledge about the practice of magic in the Middle Ages.
59. This is a peculiarly nasty technique of persuasion, causing great psychological anguish throughout the middle ages and even today.
60. Some of these continued into the Middle Ages and beyond and have been well recorded.
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