Definition of Mediaevals

1. mediaeval [n] - See also: mediaeval

Lexicographical Neighbors of Mediaevals

mediacies
mediacracies
mediacracy
mediacrat
mediacrats
mediacy
mediad
mediae
mediaeval
mediaevaldom
mediaevalism
mediaevalisms
mediaevalist
mediaevalists
mediaevally
mediaevals (current term)
mediagenic
medial
medial accessory olivary nucleus
medial angle of eye
medial antebrachial cutaneous nerve
medial anterior thoracic nerve
medial aperture of the fourth ventricle
medial arcuate ligament
medial arteriole of retina
medial arteriosclerosis
medial atrial vein
medial basal branch of pulmonary artery
medial basal segment
medial bicipital groove

Literary usage of Mediaevals

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. The Bibliophile (1908)
"The mediaevals believed that one man should have in his head the balance of ... The mediaevals thought that a man should have inside his skull a little sun ..."

2. George Eliot's Poetry: And Other Studies by Rose Elizabeth Cleveland (1885)
"The places that we moderns tread are vastly finer than those barren rooms of the mediaevals. Our feet sink deep in soft Axminster, and our spacious parlors ..."

3. Education by Project Innovation (Organization) (1884)
"a comparison of the mechanism, inventions, and arts of the ancients and mediaevals with those of present civilization. Then, as before suggested, ..."

4. The Holy Roman Empire by James Bryce Bryce (1907)
"... etymology of the two great faction names of Italy is worth quoting, as a fair sample of the skill of mediaevals in such matters: — • La Italia tutta e ..."

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