103 examples of ardenne in sentences
21 Arar, or Araris, a river of Gaul, the Sa[^o]ne; the Helvetians receive a considerable check in passing this river, G. i. 12 Arduenna Silva, the forest of Ardenne, in France, reaching from the Rhine to the city of Tournay, in the low countries; Indutiom[)a]rus conceals in it the infirm and aged, G. v. 3; Caesar crosses it in quest of Ambiorix, G. vi. 29 Arecomici Volcae, Caesar plants garrisons among them, G. vii.
The Gauls, who had adopted the greater number of the gods and goddesses of Rome, invoked the moon when they sallied forth to war or to the chase; but, as soon as they penetrated the sacred obscurity of the forests, they appealed more particularly to the goddess Ardhuina, whose name, of unknown origin, has probably since been applied to the immense well-stocked forests of Ardenne or Ardennes.
His was the pipe to be listened to amongst the warblers of "Ardenne," in Dr. Arne's delicious "Blow!
ARDENNE DE TIZAC, ANDRÉE FRANÇOISE CAROLINE D'.
ARDENNE DE TIZAC, CHARLOTTE CLAUDE LOUISE AURÉLIE D'.
SEE Ardenne de Tizac, Andrée Françoise Caroline d'.
ARDENNE DE TIZAC, VALENTINE THADÉE JOSEPHE ROSE D
SEE Ardenne de Tizac, Andrée Françoise Caroline d'.
Harold Titus (A); 9Dec54; R140961. TIZAC, ANDRÉE FRANÇOISE CAROLINE D' ARDENNE DE.
SEE Ardenne de Tizac, Andrée Françoise Caroline
SEE Ardenne de Tizac, Andrée Françoise Caroline d'.
ARDENNE DE TIZAC, H. D', ed. Travels in Tartary.
ARDENNE DE TIZAC, ANDRÉE FRANÇOISE CAROLINE D'.
ARDENNE DE TIZAC, CHARLOTTE CLAUDE LOUISE AURÉLIE D'.
SEE Ardenne de Tizac, Andrée Françoise Caroline d'.
ARDENNE DE TIZAC, VALENTINE THADÉE JOSEPHE ROSE D
SEE Ardenne de Tizac, Andrée Françoise Caroline d'.
Harold Titus (A); 9Dec54; R140961. TIZAC, ANDRÉE FRANÇOISE CAROLINE D' ARDENNE DE.
SEE Ardenne de Tizac, Andrée Françoise Caroline
SEE Ardenne de Tizac, Charlotte Claude Louise Aurélie d'.
SEE Ardenne de Tizac, Andrée Françoise Caroline d'.
SEE Ardenne de Tizac, Andrée Françoise Caroline d'.
ARDENNE DE TIZAC, H. D', ed. Travels in Tartary.
SEE Ardenne de Tizac, H. d'.
Charlemagne, after his son's departure, went out hunting, according to his custom, in the forest of Ardenne, and continued during the whole autumn his usual mode of life.
