wise prince造句

• He thus considered himself the wisest prince who ever had ruled Oldenburg.
• The next day, the old and wise Prince of Orphans challenged Davos to a fight instead of his scheduled opponent, Fat Cobra.
• Public image No . 1 : A pastel yellow palace perched high on a cliff, inhabited by a wise prince who still mourns his movie-star princess.
• Wed in honourable matrimony, O holy Anna, thou didst live in concord with thy royal spouse, the right-believing and most wise Prince "'
• Meanwhile the wise prince-regnant called me to mind and drew me from my obscurity, somewhat of which I have in its entirety and somewhat but approximately suggested and acknowledged.
• The house of Spartocus was well known as a line of enlightened and wise princes; although Greek opinion could not deny that they were, strictly speaking, tyrants, they are always described as dynasts.
• Another British envoy, Mansfield Parkyns, adds, " Wolde Selassie reigned for twenty-five years, and during this long period obtained and maintained for himself the character of a good and wise prince ".
• Qiangqui was a head of the maternal dynastic tribe Qiang ( Kiyan ) with a title Western Tuqi-Prince ( Wise Prince, Ch . " Xian Wang " ) not eligible for the throne, he was appointed by the Chinese Bailiff for Southern Xiongnu affairs Zhang Xiu, who on his own whim executed Huzheng Chanyu.
• Following the covenants of the heqin peace and kinship treaty with the Chinese, in 187 CE Qiangqui sent Southern Xiongnu cavalry troops under command of the Eastern J黭?Prince ( Wise Prince, Ch . " Tuqi " ` \ € ) to attach them to the governor of Yuzhou province Lu Yui, to fight off the raid on the border areas by the Zhongshan province former governor Zhang Shun, allied with Xianbei.
• [i . 1-7 ] I, Nabonidus, the great king, the strong king, the king of the universe, the king of Babylon, the king of the four corners, the caretaker of Esagila and Ezida, for whom Sin and Ningal in his mother's womb decreed a royal fate as his destiny, the son of Nab?bal鈙si-iqbi, the wise prince, the worshiper of the great gods, I:
• An 1849 release of " The Calcutta Review " ( a periodical now published by the University of Calcutta ), stated the following about Gemelli's writings concerning India : " In a previous number of this Review we made an attempt to describe something of the Court and Camp of the best and wisest prince Muhainmedan India had ever beheld ( Aurungzebe, Mogul emperor of Hindustan ) . . . To this we are urged by two main considerations, the character of the age, and the materials at our command . . . . Sir H . M . Elliot's work has . . . met with, to a certain extent, adverse criticism, and some doubts have been raised as to the soundness, or the justice, of its conclusions.