Примери за използване на Tenth century на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Tenth century.
This is a tenth century map.
Tenth century Chinese welding torches.
Olga lived in the tenth century.
Until the tenth century, coffee was considered a food.
Sometime around the Tenth Century.
In the tenth century, the town was mentioned as"Selina".
Founded in the tenth century by St.
Nicosia became the capital of Cyprus in the tenth century.
Ever since the tenth century, each generation has grown stronger.
It was founded in the tenth century.
Here, in the tenth century, the Maya built what has become known as the El Caracol observatory.
It was founded in the tenth century by St.
During the excavation a hall ora longhouse was found as well, from the tenth century.
Free The Mosque of Cordoba in the tenth century, as never before have seen.
The iconostasis is made of marble and belongs to the tenth century.
Towards the end of the tenth century we find that a new coronation order was in use in England.
So, there still stands the Royal Castle,built in the tenth century.
Destroyed by the Muslims at the end of the tenth century, it was completely rebuilt in the following century. .
Chiprovtsi Monastery was built by the Bulgarian Catholics in the tenth century.
From the middle of the tenth century, the Benedictine nuns had been replaced by a collegiate chapter of male canons.
Taleggio is a cheese of ancient origin,possibly from before the tenth century.
Abdul Kassem Ismael,Grand Vizier of Persia in the tenth century, carried his library with him wherever he went.
The celebrated annual broom race of Sweden dates from the tenth century.
First made of bamboo in the tenth century in China-"fire spear", which was a prototype Manual"food"- shooting pipes.
Rose was the first essential oil ever distilled in Persia during the tenth century.
In Islam's classical era, up to the tenth century, scholars exercised ijtihad- independent reasoning.
In the tenth century, the darkest of the Dark Ages, a period of great industrial depression reached its lowest ebb in Europe.
Zvartnots remained standing until the end of the tenth century, but historical sources are silent as to the cause of its collapse.
In the tenth century the Arab geographer Abu Mohammed Al-Hassan Al-Hamdani stated that in his time most of the inhabitants were Christians.