fulcran造句

例句与造句

Towards the end of the 15th century the chapel of Saint Fulcran was enlarged and a baptistry added to the south-west.
According to legend, they were in the tenth century the property of the two sisters of St . Fulcran, Bishop of Lod鑦e.
When in 949 Theoderich, Bishop of Lod鑦e, died, Fulcran, notwithstanding his unwillingness, was chosen as his successor and was consecrated by the Archbishop of Narbonne on 4 February of the same year.
According to another legend, he was at the time of his death in Babylon, as a courtier in the retinue of Artaxerxes ( see Fulcran Vigouroux, " Dictionnaire de la Bible ", ii . 1931 ).
In the third phase, during the later 1270s and the early 1280s, the two eastern bays of the northern side of the nave were built, as well as the adjacent chapel of Saint Fulcran, the portal and its porch.

It's difficult to find fulcran in a sentence. 用fulcran造句挺难的
In 1706, the grounds of la Mog鑢e were purchased by Fulcran Limouzin, the local " Secr閠aire d'蓆at ?la Maison du Roi " ( one of the types of Secretary of State in France's Ancien R間ime ).
Along his professors at Paris were Abb?John Logan, who remained throughout life the inspirer and mentor of his studies and Abbe Le Hir, who initiated him and his fellow disciple Fulcran Vigouroux into Biblical science, to which they devoted their lives.
He was untiring in his efforts to conserve the moral life within his diocese, especially among the clergy and the religious orders; he rebuilt many churches and monasteries, among them Lod鑦e Cathedral, then dedicated to Saint Genesius of Arles but now to Saint Fulcran himself, and the church of Saint-Sauveur ( the Holy Saviour ) with an attached Benedictine monastery.
Among the bishops of Lod鑦e are : St . George ( 863-884 ), previously a Benedictine monk; St . Fulcran ( 949-1006 ), who in 975 dedicated the cathedral of St . Gen鑣 and founded the Abbey of St . Sauveur; the Dominican inquisitor Bernard Gui ( 1324-1331 ); Cardinal Guillaume d'Estouteville ( 1450-1453 ), who played an important part as papal legate, also in the rehabilitation of Joan of Arc; the brothers Guillaume Bri鏾nnet ( 1489-1516 ) and Denis Bri鏾nnet ( 1516-1520 ).