例句與造句

1. Robert Mannyng or Robert de Brunne, is well known among scholars of Middle English for his works dating from the early 14th century.
2. "Langtoft's Chronicle " was the source of the second part of Robert Mannyng's " Thomas Hearne in 1725.
3. Michael Malone's 1982 comic novel " Handling Sin " used Mannyng's title for a widely different treatment of the seven deadly sins.
4. "Handlyng Synne " is considered a work of greater literary merit than Mannyng's only other known poem, the " Chaucer ".
5. "Mannyng's Chronicle ", supposedly completed in 1338, translates Wace's " Roman de Brut " for British history from the 2
6. It's difficult to find mannyng in a sentence. 用mannyng造句挺難的
7. Mannyng began writing his chronicle at the beginning of Edward III s reign in 1327 and probably finished it in 1338, dated at the end of the second part.
8. This tale has an identifiable author, Robert Mannyng, who set down the story in the early fourteenth century . " The Norton Anthology "'s version is translated from Middle English by Lee Patterson.
9. This interpretation is supported by Mannyng's introduction to " Handlyng Synne ", in which he says that he had been at the abbey fifteen years : ten in the time of John Camelton ( Hamilton ) ( the prior at Sempringham from c1298 to 1312 ), and five winters with Hamilton's successor, John Clyntone.
10. In this aim it can be compared to Robert Mannyng's contemporary " Handlyng Synne ", but unlike that work, the " Ayenbite " appears not to have gained any popularity; only one copy has survived, in the British Library manuscript Arundel 57, and that is almost certainly the original ( Treharne 2000 : 526 ).
11. In 1303, a canon named Robert Mannyng of Bourne began to write, in the cloister at Sempringham, his book called " Handlyng Synne ", which was an English version of Waddington's " Manuel des P閏h閟 " ( " Handbook of Sins " ), a satire on the failings and vices of English men and women of all classes of society.